Section 8(e) of the Labor Act:

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Excludes from its ban agreements by jobbers or manufacturers in the clothing industry not to subcontract work to nonunion contractors.

Makes it unlawful for a construction employer to agree not to subcontract job-site work to nonunion contractors.

Makes it unlawful for a union in the clothing industry to enter into an agreement not to subcontract work to nonunion contractors.

Makes it illegal for a union to conduct successive surprise strikes by a union against one after another of the various employers in an industry or in an employers' association so that no employer knows which one will be "sawed off" next.