The closed shop, a workplace that hired only union members, was outlawed by the a. GI Bill of Rights. b. Taft-Hartley bill. c. Truman Doctrine. d. Marshall Plan 40pts

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6 January, 06:13

The closed shop, a workplace that hired only union members, was outlawed by the a. GI Bill of Rights. b. Taft-Hartley bill. c. Truman Doctrine. d. Marshall Plan 40pts

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Martha Walls · Answer 1

The closed shop, a workplace that hired only union members, was outlawed by the Taft-Hartley bill.

Option: (B)

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The Taft-Harley bill was brought into force on the 23d of June 1947, as a result of the need to restrict certain activities of the labor union that disturbed the employment fabric of the nation. It was found that many industry owners preferred to hire labors that served as the member of some or the other labor union and discriminated against the non-members. To restrict this practice, the Taft-Harley Bill was brought into force.