What is a Yellow Dog Contract?
Refers to a contract that requires employees to accept non-union as a condition for continued employment.
Yellow dog contract
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- Chinese name
- Yellow dog contract
- Country of history
- United States
- Contract purpose
- Force workers to join unions controlled by business owners
- Abolition time
- 1935
- Refers to a contract that requires employees to accept non-union as a condition for continued employment.
- In the history of the United States, forced workers to join trade union contracts controlled by business owners have strengthened their control over workers and seriously harmed their interests. They were abolished by the National Labor Relations Act in 1935.
- Refers to a contract that requires employees to accept non-union as a condition for continued employment.
- In the history of the United States, forced workers to join trade union contracts controlled by business owners have strengthened their control over workers and seriously harmed their interests. They were abolished by the National Labor Relations Act in 1935.