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Reform the Railway Labor Act of 1936: Stop endless and unfair Labor negotiation conditions.

Created by B.C. on February 28, 2013

Reform the Railway Labor Act of 1936: Stop endless negotiations.
Allow a Labor force to strike with a vast majority vote

Reform Railway Labor Act of 1936.
This act is ment for a fledgling country in an industrial revolution and is
outdated.
Stop open-ended labor contract negotiations. Easily allow a labor force to
strike that receives a vast majority vote to strike from its members.
  Inact a firm timeline (2 yrs max) for contract negotiations to end that
will release a labor force to self help (strike or lock ins). Outlaw labor
"scabs".  When agreed contract nears amendment date new contract
must be agreed upon prior to current contracts expiration or whole labor
force has right to time off with out pay.  Hold companies to agreed contract
and solve grievances rapid

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