Yeah...
Q: When did Billionaires or Corporations ever create jobs??
A: The big corporations created jobs when they *incorporated" their businesses in the 1920's after World War 1...
Then the Stock Market crashed in 1929 and 10's of 1000's of jobs were lost and millions of people throughout the United States were in line at soup kitchens and bread lines for 3 years (during Republican president Herbert Hoover's administration)...and then Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected president in 1932 and was sworn in, in 1933.
That's when the country learned a "temporary" lesson:
Capitalism MUST be regulated by the government.
FDR, passed the National Labor Relations Act in 1935 (also known as the Wagner Act).
This law allowed workers of any company to organize a union within the companies they worked for, WITHOUT BEING FIRED for doing so.
There were also RULES that the union organizers had to follow:
The organizers could Not talk union to their co-workers during working hours On the job.
They could only organize on breaks and lunch.
They could Not organize on company property After working hours.
They would have to be on public property (public sidewalks, roads and places that were local, state, and federal property.
If workers were fired for organizing, even if they were following the rules of the NLRB, the union could file an Unfair Labor Practice against the company.
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