Which of the following laws created a new weapon in management's arsenal for combating union activities: the injunction.

Since 1966, there have only been three RLA-based (PEBs) presidential emergency boards (to resolve contract negotiations). Which of the following was not among those convened PEBs?

The violent 1894 Pullman strike was eventually broken up by President Cleveland on the basis the strike did what?

In __________, the National Mediation Board (NMB) changed its long-standing interpretation of the 1935 amendment to the Railway Labor Act to bring its election rules in line with those of the ____________.

In 2007, which of the following craft unions successfully agreed on an amendable contract usinga type of collectivebargaining known asintegrative bargaining?

Under the Railway Labor Act, which of the following employees are defined as "covered"?

The Army Appropriations Act of ______ provided legislation permitting the president of the US to take possession of any transportation system in time of war. This legislation did not provide an expiration date of these powers.

The _________________ was the first large-scale national labor federation in the US. What led to its collapse?

Which of the following statements does not accurately explain the bar rules where the National Mediation Board will refuse to accept an application (for union representation)?

In the case of _________ v. _______________, the court ruled that trade unions were lawful and hadthe right to to organize and that strikes for a closed shop were legal.