National War Labor Board Established, No-Strike Pledge Constrains Unions
President Roosevelt establishes the National War Labor Board (NWLB) by executive order on January 12, 1942, creating a tripartite body of labor, industry, and public representatives to arbitrate wartime labor disputes. In exchange for labor’s “no-strike pledge” for the duration of …
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National War Labor Board
AFL
CIO
William Davis
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