Which of the following statements is true for labor laws?
A) They do not offer protection against unfair labor practices.
B) They don't give employees the right to form labor organizations.
C) They give the courts extra power for regulating union activities.
D) They provide union members with a bill of rights.

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There are four main federal laws that form the statutory basis for labor law and unionization. The legislation initiating a move toward collective bargaining in the United States began with restricting court response to union activity and establishing the right of employees to form labor organizations and be protected against unfair labor practices. Legislation also provided union members with a bill of rights to protect them from union abuses.

Which of the Following Statements Is True for Labor Laws