Which of the Following Actions Marked a Decisive Break with the Tradition

question 58

Multiple Choice

Which of the following actions marked a decisive break with the tradition of the federal government promoting compromises between labor and management?

• A) When President Ronald Reagan fired striking air traffic controllers and hired permanent replacements to fill their jobs in 1981.
• B) When President Reagan sent in the National Guard to break up picketing in front of major defense contractors in 1985.
• C) When Congress passed and George H. W. Bush signed legislation dismantling the National Labor Relations Board in 1992.
• D) When Congress passed and Bill Clinton signed legislation permitting companies to shut down without giving their employees advance notification in 1994.
• E) When the National Labor Relations Act set up a framework for labor relations in 1935.

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