What rights did the Landrum-Grifflin Act of 1959 provide to state labor relations agencies and ...

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The Landrum-Grifflin Act gave labor relations agencies and courts jurisdiction over labor disputes that are not heard by the National Labor Relations Board.

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The Taft-Hartley Act created the right to work states and these are states that prevent projects from being completely union shop, which means that every worker has to be a member of a union to work on construction projects.

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The United States government should be allowed to forbid strikes during wars because workers could go on strike and stop production on materials that are essential to the war effort and the government would be obligated to meet even unreasonable demands in order to end the strike and obtain the materials required for the war effort.