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Research by Regional Offices of the National Labor Relation Board has revealed that, over six years of the enactment of the law, most people are not informed about the National Labor Relation Law. The act intends at serving the interest of the people of the United States and maintains a full production economy. The industrial fight that has been witnessed among the employers, employees and labor organizations interferes with a full production in an economy and serve the national interest. Research has shown that the labor disputes can be reduced if the parties involve recognizing the National Labor Relational Laws.<\/p>\n

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The National relation Act was enacted by the Congress, with the aim of protecting the right of employees and its employees through the encouragement of collective bargaining agreement. The act also eliminates some practices that are harmful to the general welfare. The Act defines the right of the employees, which include the right to participate in a collective bargaining agreement that should be done regularly after a specified time.<\/p>\n

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The collective bargaining agreement is done by the employees through representatives. The act also establishes a procedure that helps to ensure that employees can exercise their right to choose their favorite leaders through secret ballot. The act also goes further to define certain practices among the employers and unions as unfair. This help to ensure that the right of the employees and the employers are protected.<\/p>\n

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The National Labor Relation Boards and the General Counsel that is available in the 52 regions help to administer and enforce the law. The General Council in the Regional Offices helps to prosecute unfair labor practices and help to conduct elections to determine employee representatives. At the national level, a five-member board is set to hear and decide a case that involves unfair labor practices and representation election disputes among employees. The cases that go to the five-member board emanated from the regional offices.<\/p>\n

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All the rights of employees including the right to self-organization and collective bargaining agreement are defined in the National Labor Relations Act. The Labor Act also defines union-security arrangements that should put in place and right to strike and right to picket. The rules concerning unfair labor practices as well as labor organizations as defined in separate sections. The last sections of the National Labor Relations Act define how the act is implemented and defines its authority and its limitations. The power and the representation of the law matter when handling unfair labor practices.<\/p>\n

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