New labor law may not stop coal strike next month
Washington dispatch analyzes how the new labor act may fail to halt a looming coal strike as 400,000 soft coal miners begin a W-day vacation on June 27 with government seizure possible only until June 30. It outlines emergency machinery, injunctions, and a secret miners ballot over wage offers while noting limits for industries beyond coal.
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