Fact-finding began in the private sector through the establishment of fact-finding boards in the Taft-Hartley Act and emergency board procedures in the _____.

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The Railway Labor Act established emergency board procedures for fact-finding in labor disputes in the railroad and airline industries. The Taft-Hartley Act also introduced fact-finding boards in the private sector, but this was in relation to labor disputes in other industries. The Arbitration Act and Lloyd-La Follette Act did not specifically establish fact-finding procedures. The Wagner Act, while important in labor relations, also did not establish fact-finding boards.

Fact-Finding Began in the Private Sector Through the Establishment of Fact-Finding