The Wagner Act Was Primarily Established To

question 10

Multiple Choice

The Wagner Act was primarily established to:

• A) prohibit federal involvement in employer and employee wage disputes.
• B) equalize the power between employees and employers.
• C) give employers greater advantages over employees.
• D) set federal and state minimum wages rates.

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