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1 The History Of Public- And Private-Sector Labor Law: Unions Before Collective Bargaining Statutes And Beyond 2 Labor Law’s Subjects: “Employees” And “Employers” 3 Union Organizing And Employer Speech 4 Protection Of Workers’ Protests And ‘Concerted Activities’ 5 Protection And Prohibition: Other Employer Responses To Organizing 6 Remedies For Unlawful Interference With Protests Or Organizing 7 Electing A Union Representative 8 Organizing Without An Election 9 The Duty To Bargain Collectively 10 Subjects Included In The Duty To Bargain Collectively 11 Economic Weapons And Impasse Resolution 12 Legal Constraints On Concerted Activity: Secondary Boycotts, Picketing, And Handbilling, And Recognitional Picketing 13 Grievance-Arbitration 14 Individual Workers And Their Unions 15 Bargaining Relationships In Transition 16 Modern Authority Over Labor Relations: Federalism, Delegation, And Preemption TABLE OF CASES INDEX