The National Labor Relations Act _____.

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The National Labor Relations Act, also known as the Wagner Act, establishes fair procedures for collective bargaining between unions and employers and identifies unfair labor practices. It encourages the formation of labor unions and protects employees' right to strike, picket, and engage in other forms of collective action. Option A and C are incorrect because the act actually encourages the formation of labor unions and prohibits employers from interfering with this right. Option D is also incorrect because the act protects employees' right to strike.