Which of the following federal laws established the right of a union to be the exclusive bargaining agent for all workers in a bargaining unit?
A) Wagner Act
B) Taft-Hartley Act
C) Norris-LaGuardia Act
D) Landrum-Griffin Act

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The Wagner Act (also known as the National Labor Relations Act) was enacted in 1935 and established the right of workers to form and join unions, as well as the right to collectively bargain with their employer. It also established the National Labor Relations Board to enforce these rights and prevent unfair labor practices. One of the key provisions of the Wagner Act was the requirement for employers to recognize and bargain with the union selected by a majority of employees in a designated bargaining unit, making the union the exclusive bargaining agent for all workers in that unit.

Which of the Following Federal Laws Established the Right of a Union