right to organize
Workers' collective bargaining
The right to organize is the legal protection allowing workers to form or join labor unions and engage in collective bargaining with employers.
This right is foundational to labor law in many countries, enshrined in the U.S. by the National Labor Relations Act of 1935.
The company was accused of violating workers' right to organize.
- labor movementOrganized effort for worker rights
- workers' rightsLegal protections for employees
- Haymarket affair1886 Chicago labor riot
- unionJoining into one
- labor lawRules governing work conditions
closed shop · assembly · collective bargaining · bargaining table · grievance procedure · protest · coalition · card check · arbitration · unfair labor practices · labor contract · shop steward · Industrial Revolution · demonstration · march · whistleblower protections · fair wages · mobilization
- labor lawlabor code, labor law, labor laws, labor standards, labour law
- labor relationslabor relations, labor disputes, collective agreement, union elections, bargaining
- labor rightsworker rights, labor laws, union rights, employee rights, workplace rights
- protest rightspeaceful assembly, assembly rights, protest rights, free assembly, public assembly
- public gatheringspublic assembly, mass gathering, concert, gathering, festival
- labor unionsunion dues, trade union, union membership, labor union, union shops
right to organizeunion busting
Disrupting worker organizing efforts
right-to-work laws · at-will employment · decertification · open shop · paternalism