Question

Watch George Washington University Law Professor Charles Craver discuss the Taft-Hartley Act C. Write a one-paragraph summary of the

purpose of the act based on Craver's interview. Include specific details about what the act contains, as well as its relationship to the Wagner Act,
also known as the National Labor Relations Act of 1935. Note: You may also want to search on the Internet or in a library for examples of Senator
Robert Taft discussing the act in the 1940s.​

Answer 1

Professor Craver explained that Congress passed the Taft-Hartley Act to curb the overbearing power of labor unions and labor bosses in order to protect individual workers. Congressman Fred A. Hartley, Jr. and his Republican colleagues in Congress felt that the Wagner Act had given too much power to labor unions. Under Taft-Hartley, the rights of workers to unionize was protected, but the right of union members to curb the power of union leaders to call territorial strikes between two unions or take other actions harmful to workers was expanded. Taft-Hartley limited the power of unions to interfere with economic growth, profits, or individual workers' opportunities. Concerns for public safety and the public good were the main justifications for the law.

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Answer 2

Taft-Hartley Act C is made for the purpose to protect the labors.

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Taft-Hartley Act C is an act which is also known as the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947. The purpose of this act to remove different labor unions from the government and private sector in order to disclosure of the involvement of these unions in the financial and political activities. This act also protect the rights of labor and employers. This act remove some aspects of wager act such as unions etc. Taft-Hartley Act removes the closed shops which was included in wager act and also give the right to worker to decline to join a union.