British Trade Union Law Since the Trade Disputes and Trade Union Act of 1927

Edwin E. Witte

American Political Science Review, 1932, vol. 26, issue 2, 345-351

Abstract: Judging from articles on the subject, American interest in British trade union law has been considerable, but spasmodic. Every important decision or statute affecting the legal status of the British trade unions has been followed by articles on this side of the Atlantic outlining the entire history of the British law of labor combinations and attempting to forecast the outcome of the most recent developments. Between times, the subject has not been discussed and no one has presented the actual results of the heralded developments. The Trade Disputes and Trade Union Act of 1927 is the most recent of these developments noted in this country.

Date: 1932
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