Word: unfair
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Incidentally, the pending Wagner bill lists a good many unfair practices with respect to employers but says nothing of unfair practices by labor organizers. If there is to be new legislation on this subject, undoubtedly it will not be one-sided. The controversy in the auto industry has settled that point. As a matter of fact, there is no real need for rigid statues. The famous collective bargaining provision known as 7A in the National Industrial Recovery Act was specific enough until questions of good faith entered into its interpretation...
...Building''? . . . The entire article is shot through with ugly implications and vicious insinuations, the repeated inference being that the contracts were canceled merely in a misguided effort to make political capital, and that the Administration is unconcerned about the disasters resulting therefrom. As a deliberate, skillful, and unfair propaganda piece in opposition to the cancelation of the contracts, and questioning, by inference, the good faith of the Administration, it could scarcely be improved upon...
...This was the sum still due I. M. M. for the sale of White Star in 1927, and the notes were secured by all of White Star's outstanding stock. Mr. Franklin said he had not been consulted. The terms of the merger, he thundered, were grossly unfair to White Star stockholders. While he personally was not a stockholder his company was a short step from being the stockholder...
...accepted. Orville Wrright blamed ill health for his refusal. Col. Lindbergh declined because "I believe that the use of the Army Air Corps to carry the airmail was unwarranted and contrary to American principles. This action was unjust to the airlines whose contracts were canceled without trial. It was unfair to the personnel of the Army Air Corps. . . ." Though
...board is empowered to prevent any person engaging in any unfair labor practice that burdens or affects commerce or obstructs the free flow of commerce or has led or tends to lead to a labor dispute that might burden or affect commerce or obstruct the free flow of commerce...