The purpose of the yellow dog contract is essentially to prevent employees from organizing.
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At the time they also had to give up their careers at 32 under the infamous " yellow dog contract ."
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Eighty percent of mines had reopened with the importation of replacements and the signing of yellow dog contracts by ex-strikers returning to mines.
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There is a brief but useful law dictionary, defining G-man and T-man ( didn't know those were legal terms, did you ? ) and everything else from ab initio to yellow dog contract.
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In addition to the layoff provisions mentioned above, the Emergency Railroad Transportation Act of 1933 also contained provisions ( again drafted by Richberg ) which outlawed " yellow dog contracts " and guaranteed to railway workers the right to form unions.
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Even though they were forbidden in the private sector by the Norris-LaGuardia Act in 1932, yellow dog contracts were allowed in public sector, including many government jobs, such as teachers, until the 1960s, beginning with precedent established in 1915 with " Frederick v . Ownens ."
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