Which act covering most private-sector employers prohibits certain unfair labor practices,such as a union's refusal to bargain in good faith or a union persuading an employer to discriminate against an employee?
A)The Sherman Act
B)The Railway Labor Act
C)The Taft-Hartley Act
D)The Landrum-Griffin Act

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The Taft-Hartley Act is a federal law that covers most private-sector employers and prohibits certain unfair labor practices, such as a union's refusal to bargain in good faith or a union persuading an employer to discriminate against an employee. The Sherman Act is an antitrust law, the Railway Labor Act applies only to employers and employees in the railroad and airline industries, and the Landrum-Griffin Act focuses on regulating the internal affairs of labor unions.

Which Act Covering Most Private-Sector Employers Prohibits Certain Unfair Labor