American labor law is largely a product of the conditions and perspectives of the 1930s. Yet today's economy, labor market, and labor-management relations are very different from that time. Because of this there is a wide variety of workplace issues confronting policymakers. The Heritage Foundation 2009 Labor Boot CampLabor
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