The Wagner Act is best described as a(n)
A) pro-management law.
B) pro-union law.
C) anti-communism law.
D) anti-collective bargaining law.

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The Wagner Act explicitly allowed for collective bargaining, a right long sought by labor unions. The Wagner Act also established the National Labor Relations Board to offer legal protection to workers and to oversee the union certification process.

The Wagner Act Is Best Described as A(n)