Under the Wagner Act of 1935, an employer has a legal obligation to do all of the following except:

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The Wagner Act of 1935 does not require employers to make concessions in response to union demands during a bargaining session. However, under the Act, employers are legally obligated to bargain with a duly elected representative of the employees, refrain from punishing employees who ask for better wages, hours, and working conditions, and refrain from coercing employees to vote "no" in a union election.

Under the Wagner Act of 1935, an Employer Has a Legal