Labor-management Relations: Hearings Before the Committee on Education and Labor, House of Representatives, Eighty-third Congress, First Session Pursuant to H. Res 115 on Matters Relating to the Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947, and for Other Purposes, Parts 1-11U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Industrial relations |
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Page 1607
... Jurisdiction and State regulation . As you are aware , the act is presently written to confer concurrent jurisdiction of matters affecting interstate commerce to both State and Federal control . Because we are convinced that matters ...
... Jurisdiction and State regulation . As you are aware , the act is presently written to confer concurrent jurisdiction of matters affecting interstate commerce to both State and Federal control . Because we are convinced that matters ...
Page 1618
... jurisdiction is the matter of handling labor and management relations with final appeal to the Supreme Court ? In other words , we will have to have industrial courts with the same powers that our Federal courts now have , with ...
... jurisdiction is the matter of handling labor and management relations with final appeal to the Supreme Court ? In other words , we will have to have industrial courts with the same powers that our Federal courts now have , with ...
Page 1622
... jurisdiction by the Federal statutes . I am just wondering why you feel so strongly that the States have no part to play in that question . Is that your position ? Apparently it is completely unqualified in your prepared statement . Mr ...
... jurisdiction by the Federal statutes . I am just wondering why you feel so strongly that the States have no part to play in that question . Is that your position ? Apparently it is completely unqualified in your prepared statement . Mr ...
Page 1625
... jurisdiction . I noticed on page 9 of your statement you suggest that it be made an unfair labor practice for an employer to obtain an injunction in a State court . I wonder how you square that statement with the response to Mr ...
... jurisdiction . I noticed on page 9 of your statement you suggest that it be made an unfair labor practice for an employer to obtain an injunction in a State court . I wonder how you square that statement with the response to Mr ...
Page 1633
... jurisdiction became more important and minimum standards as expressed by the International Typographical Union general laws were stated in greater detail . Written contracts became necessary and customary because of the varying local ...
... jurisdiction became more important and minimum standards as expressed by the International Typographical Union general laws were stated in greater detail . Written contracts became necessary and customary because of the varying local ...
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