Question

When Jacob Riley began working at his local bakery, he found out there was a union representing the bakery workers, but that management didn't take them seriously, and refused to sit down with the union and negotiate. After some research, Jacob found out that under the __________, workers had the right to expect management to negotiate with them.

Answer 1

The answer is National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act)

Step-by-step explanation:

The national labor Act of 1935 provides workers with the right to organize and join labor union. The Act also provides workers with a framework for collective bargaining. The Wagner Act prohibits the interference or coercion of workers to exercise their rights of organizing or joining labor unions alongside bargaining collectively for their working conditions or wages.

Moreover, the Act prohibits the employer from the refusal to bargain with employees' representatives.