The Significance of the Railway Labor Act Is That It

question 116

Multiple Choice

The significance of the Railway Labor Act is that it:

• A) Was declared unconstitutional and was seen as a major blow to the labor movement.
• B) Set the stage for national legislation that protected workers rights to unionize and bargain collectively.
• C) Was the first major piece of labor legislation to require collective bargaining in all industries.
• D) Required union representation on the governing boards of railway companies.

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