A Critical Evaluation of the Role and Functions of the General Counsel of the National Labor Relations Board in the Investigation and Prosecution of Unfair Labor Practice Charges, August 22, 1947 to June 25, 1971 |
Contents
THE POLITICAL BACKGROUND AND LEGISLATIVE HISTORY | 11 |
CHAPTER PAGE | 28 |
Relationship Between General Counsel Denham | 35 |
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Administrative Procedure Act Administrative Ruling appointed Arnold Ordman attorneys bill Board members Bott's Ceneral Counsel Chapter collective bargaining Committee on Labor complaint denial complaint issuance Congress Congressional contract Corp Counsel Denham criticism Delegation Agreement discretionary Jurisdiction discrimination Eisenhower filed former General Counsel George Bott Hearings Ibid independent issue a complaint jurisdiction Kammholz Klaus Labor and Public Labor Court labor law Labor Law Journal labor practice charges Labor Relations Act Labor Relations Board Landrum-Griffin Act Legislative History LRRM National Labor Relations NLRB office in Washington Ordman issued Personal Interview philosophy picketing position President Truman primary employer prosecutor refusal to bargain refused to issue Regional Director regional offices Report Robert Denham Robert Taft role and functions Rothman secondary boycott secondary employer separation of functions Separation of Powers Sess statutory General Counsel strike Stuart Rothman Taft Taft-Hartley Act Theophil Kammholz Trial Examiner unfair labor practice union violation Wagner Act