Ep. 24: The Law That Gave Workers a Fighting Chance - The Wagner Act of 1935

In this episode of Signed Into Law, we explore the National Labor Relations Act of 1935, better known as the Wagner Act—a landmark piece of legislation that fundamentally transformed the relationship between American workers and employers. Discover how this Depression-era law guaranteed workers the right to organize unions, engage in collective bargaining, and strike without fear of retaliation, while establishing the National Labor Relations Board to enforce these protections.From the coal mines to the assembly lines, the Wagner Act empowered millions of workers to fight for fair wages, safer conditions, and dignity on the job. Join us as we uncover the stories behind this pivotal labor law and its lasting impact on the American workforce. Don't forget to subscribe to Signed Into Law for more episodes exploring the legislation that shaped our nation!This episode includes AI-generated content.