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was in charge of administering the plan. The NIRA suspended antitrust laws and allowed businesses and industries to work together to create codes of fair competition. These included issues of price setting and minimum wages. New Deal officials thought that collaboration would help industries stabilize prices and production levels. Many, however, also thought that it was also important to protect workers from potentially unfair employment agreements.
The NRA mandated that businesses accept a code that included minimum wages and maximum work hours. The NRA also created codes that gave workers the right to organize and use collective bargaining. Collective bargaining allows workers to negotiate wages and working conditions as a group rather than individually. Workers wanted to make sure their wages rose with prices. They soon sought out groups that would help them organize.
was it effective or infective how? in a senetcne
The NRA mandated that businesses accept a code that included minimum wages and maximum work hours. The NRA also created codes that gave workers the right to organize and use collective bargaining. Collective bargaining allows workers to negotiate wages and working conditions as a group rather than individually. Workers wanted to make sure their wages rose with prices. They soon sought out groups that would help them organize.
was it effective or infective how? in a senetcne
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The National Industrial Recovery Act (NIRA) was partially effective in stabilizing industries and improving labor conditions, as it facilitated collective bargaining and established minimum wages, but it ultimately faced challenges in enforcement and was declared unconstitutional in 1935, limiting its long-term impact.