The Railway Labor Act of 1926 Protects the Right of Workers

question 28

True/False

The Railway Labor Act of 1926 protects the right of workers to form or join a union (of their own choosing), provides government mediation of collective bargaining disputes, and provides a mechanism for settling workplace disputes so that strikes can be avoided.

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