labor-management relations act
1Labor Management Relations Act — n. A 1947 federal law designed to protect employers, employees, and the public. It governs union activities and provides an arbitration mechanism for strikes that cause national emergencies. Abbreviated LMRA. Webster s New World Law Dictionary.… …
2Labor-Management Relations Act — /lay beuhr man ij meuhnt/. See Taft Hartley Act. * * * …
3Labor-Management Relations Act — See Taft Hartley Act …
4Labor-Management Relations Act — Federal statute (Taft Hartley Act) which regulates certain union activities, permits suits against unions for proscribed acts, prohibits certain strikes and boycotts and provides machinery for settling strikes which involve national emergencies.… …
5Labor-Management Relations Act — Federal statute (Taft Hartley Act) which regulates certain union activities, permits suits against unions for proscribed acts, prohibits certain strikes and boycotts and provides machinery for settling strikes which involve national emergencies.… …
6Labor-Management Relations Act — /lay beuhr man ij meuhnt/. See Taft Hartley Act …
7labor-management relations — Term used to describe broad spectrum of activities which concern relationship of employees to employers both union and non union. See Fair Labor Standards Act Labor Management Relations Act National Labor Relations Act National Labor Relations… …
8labor-management relations — Term used to describe broad spectrum of activities which concern relationship of employees to employers both union and non union. See Fair Labor Standards Act Labor Management Relations Act National Labor Relations Act National Labor Relations… …
9National Labor Relations Act — La National Labor Relations Act (en español Ley Nacional de Relaciones Laborales ) llamada también Wagner Act ( Ley Wagner por el senador Robert F. Wagner, que la promovió) es una ley federal de Estados Unidos emitida en julio de 1935 para… …
10National Labor Relations Act — President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signs the act on July 9, 1935. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins (right) looks on. The National Labor Relations Act or Wagner Act (after its sponsor, New York Senator Robert F. Wagner) (Pub.L. 74 198,… …
