Which of the following laws gives the president the authority to seek a court injunction to force striking unions to go back to work for 80 days when,in the president's opinion,the strike endangers the health and safety of the nation?

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The Labor-Management Relations Act (also known as the Taft-Hartley Act) gives the president the authority to seek a court injunction to force striking unions to go back to work for 80 days when, in the president's opinion, the strike endangers the health and safety of the nation. This law was passed in 1947 and amended the National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) of 1935.

Which of the Following Laws Gives the President the Authority