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Slavery and involuntary servitude are banned. This amendment stated that nobody would be a slave unless it was a punishment for a crime ruled by a judge.
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A holiday that was first celebrated by the Central Labor Union. Another Labor day was celebrated on September 5, 1883
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This was a Labor union strike with over 200,000 people participating. They were striking against the Union Pacific and the Missouri Pacific.
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A Federation of national labor unions. Labor Unions came together to form a bigger organization.
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This was an industrial lockout in the steel industry. The result was the death and defeat of strikers and unions of steel workers.
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A railroad strike that lasted over 2 months. This was a huge turning point for the US Labor Law.
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Textile workers started to come together and join the largest labor union which was the United Textile Workers (UTW). After this strike, Textile workers got their wages back up, and it was overall an important turning point for workers in this industry.
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The National Labor Relations Act. This law guarantees basic rights to private sector workers.
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This is a labor law that creates a right to a minimum wage. This also established laws like "time and a half pay" and "holiday pay".
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The Labor Management Relations Act. This is a federal law that restricts the powers of labor unions.
