A "bill of rights" for union members and a provision of union election procedures were two of the main provisions of the _____ Act.
A)National Labor Relations
B)Taft-Hartley
C)Landrum-Griffin
D)Sherman Antitrust

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The Landrum-Griffin Act, also known as the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act, established a "bill of rights" for union members, which included the right to a fair hearing, free speech, and democratic elections. It also established procedures for conducting union officer elections, including secret ballot voting and rules for campaigning. The National Labor Relations Act (A) established the legal framework for labor unions and collective bargaining, while the Taft-Hartley Act (B) amended the NLRA and placed restrictions on union activities. The Sherman Antitrust Act (D) is a federal law that prohibits certain business practices that restrict competition.

A "Bill of Rights" for Union Members and a Provision