This post collects key resources related to the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), the foundational U.S. law governing collective bargaining and union rights. The links below provide direct access to the official text, historical analysis, and related legislative documents. U.S. Code, Title 29 (preliminary version) usc29@118-250not159 (PDF) U.S. Code collection at govinfo Compiled text of
Labor unions have long played a critical role in shaping economic policies, workplace conditions, and social movements. Understanding their impact requires examining rigorous research. This post compiles several scholarly resources, including key findings from Ahlquist and Levi on union mobilization and an NBER chapter, that explore how unions influence society. Curriculum Vitae of Margaret Levi
This post compiles essential resources on labor unions in the United States, including analyses of unions and the middle class, practical guides, and official documents from the Department of Labor and the National Labor Relations Board. These materials offer legal background and practical insights for anyone interested in organized labor in the US. Resources 04_jacob_FINAL
