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Antitrust And Labor, Russell A. Smith
Antitrust And Labor, Russell A. Smith
Michigan Law Review
The thirteen-page treatment of the subject of "organized labor" in the Report of the Attorney General's National Committee to Study the Antitrust Laws shows that the committee approached the subject gingerly, and that the counsel of moderation prevailed. The views of those who would change the national policy favoring (or at least tolerating) the existing institutions of trade unionism and collective bargaining by subjecting unions to "monopoly" standards are not discussed in the Report. The result is a limited and generalized approach, which holds that some kinds of union practices "aimed directly at commercial market restraints" run counter to …
The Labor Injunction - Weapon Or Tool, Robert M. Debevec
The Labor Injunction - Weapon Or Tool, Robert M. Debevec
Cleveland State Law Review
An injunction is an order or write issued by a court of equity commanding an individual or group of individuals to do or refrain from doing certain acts. These certain acts may pertain to any one of a variety of matters. Here we are concerned only with the injunction as it is applied to labor organizations or individuals to prevent them from doing or cause them to do certain acts in their relationship to management. Whether these acts are lawful or unlawful is the point which decides whether or not an injunction will be allowed.