In their opposition to the National Industrial Recovery Act's provisions on labor, employers did all of the following to try to prevent workers from organizing except

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Employers did everything in their power to prevent workers from organizing, including spying, blacklisting, and armed assault, forming company unions, and challenging the legislation in court. Embracing worker unions and working with their employees would have been the opposite of what they were trying to accomplish.

In Their Opposition to the National Industrial Recovery Act's Provisions