What 1935 law outlawed "unfair labor practices," and was known at the time as "labor's magna carta"?

This law is known as the National Labor Relations Act. This law was part of president Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal." This New Deal was supposed to help American society recover from the Great Depression while also providing relief for American citizens.

Through this National Labor Relations Act, employees gained more protection from businesses owners and the right to collective bargaining. This concept of collective bargaining allows employees to negotiate their wages, benefits, and other elements of their work environment with their managers. This allows employees to have more control over their everyday work life.

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