 Franklin Delano Roosevelt is born in Hyde Park, N.Y. He was elected president of the United States four times starting in 1932. His New Deal programs helped America survive the Great Depression. His legislative achievements included the creation of the National Labor Relations Act, which allows workers to organize unions, bargain collectively, and strike – 1882
The Paris Peace Conference establishes the Commission on International Labour Legislation to draft the constitution of a permanent International Labour Organization, or ILO. Today, as part of the United Nations, the ILO is charged with drafting and overseeing international labor standards -- 1919 Compiled/edited by Union Communication Services Comments are closed.
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