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civil rights timeline
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26 Nov 2017
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Commonwealth v. Hunt decision frees unions from some prosecutions
New Hampshire enacts first state 10-hour-day law
Erdman Act prohibits discrimination against railroad workers because of union membership and provides for mediation of railway labor disputes
Anthracite strike arbitrated after President Theodore Roosevelt intervenes
Bill creating Department of Labor passes at the end of congressional session
Woodrow Wilson takes office as president and appoints the first secretary of labor, William B. Wilson of the Mine Workers
Railway Labor Act sets up procedures to settle railway labor disputes and forbids discrimination against union members
Davis-Bacon Act provides for prevailing wages on publicly funded construction projects
Norris-LaGuardia Act prohibits federal injunctions in most labor disputes
National Labor Relations Act passed
Social Security Act passed
Fair Labor Standards Act establishes first minimum wage and 40-hour week
Taft-Hartley Act restricts union members’ activities
Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act (Landrum-Griffin) passed
President John F. Kennedy’s order gives federal workers the right to bargain
Equal Pay Act bans wage discrimination based on gender
Civil Rights Act bans institutional forms of racial discrimination
President George W. Bush pledges to strip collective bargaining rights from 170,000 civil servants in the new Transportation Security Administration and denies bargaining rights to airport-security screening personnel
President Obama signs the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which restored the rights of working women to sue over pay discrimination
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