Campaign for the National Labor Relations Act / Wagner Act (United States, 1933–1935)

1. NIRA creates Section 7(a) organizing rights

   Jun 16, 1933Labels: NIRA, Section 7

   • Nat Archives

2. Roosevelt establishes the National Labor Board

   Aug 5, 1933Labels: National Labor, Franklin Roosevelt

   • NLB Wiki

3. Wave of major strikes highlights enforcement crisis

   May 9, 1934Labels: Auto-Lite strike, West Coast

   • Auto Lite
   • West Coast

4. Public Resolution 44 strengthens federal labor authority

   Jun 19, 1934Labels: Public Resolution, Congress

   • NLB Wiki

5. Executive Order 6763 creates “First” NLRB

   Jun 29, 1934Labels: Executive Order, National Labor

   • Presidency
   • NLB Wiki

6. Wagner begins revising his labor disputes bill

   Sep 1, 1934Labels: Senator Robert, Labor bill

   • NLRB History

7. Wagner introduces the National Labor Relations Act

   Feb 1, 1935Labels: National Labor, Robert Wagner

   • NLRB History

8. Senate passes the Wagner Bill

   May 1, 1935Labels: Senate, Wagner Bill

   • NLRB History

9. Supreme Court strikes down key parts of NIRA

   May 27, 1935Labels: Schechter Poultry, Supreme Court

   • Justia
   • FindLaw

10. House clears the Wagner Bill

    Jun 1, 1935Labels: House of, Wagner Bill

    • NLRB History

11. Roosevelt signs the National Labor Relations Act

    Jul 5, 1935Labels: Franklin Roosevelt, Wagner Act

    • Nat Archives
    • FDR Library

12. NLRA takes effect and launches a new labor policy

    Jul 6, 1935Labels: NLRA effective, National Labor

    • NLRA Wiki
    • Yale Law