Labor relations

Labor relations

Industry: Labor

Add a new term

Contributors in Labor relations

Become a Contributors

Labor relations

speed up

Labor; Labor relations

A word used by workers to describe employer attempts to increase their output without increasing their wages.

slowdown

Labor; Labor relations

A form of protest where workers deliberately lessen the amount of work for a particular purpose.

In June, 1934, Rex Murray, president of the General Tire local in Akron, Ohio, discussed a pending strike with fellow unionists. If they hit the bricks, the police would beat them up. But if they sat ...

prohibited practices

Labor; Labor relations

Generally used in public employment to describe unfair labor practices on the part of employer and employee organizations.

National Labor Relations Act of 1935

Labor; Labor relations

Also known as the "Wagner Act" after the law's chief sponsor, Senator Robert Wagner of New York. It represented a fundamental turnaround in government's attitudes toward labor relations. The law ...