LABOR RELATIONS REFERENCE MANUAL: THE LAW OF LABOR RLATIONS INCLUDING COURT OPINIONS, AND DECISIONS OF THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD; VOLUME 98

The Labor Relations Reference Manual series was established by The Bureau of National Affairs, now Bloomberg Industry Group, to serve as a comprehensive legal record for labor law practitioners. Volume 98 covers the period spanning early 1978 through mid-1978, a time characterized by significant industrial litigation and the evolving application of the National Labor Relations Act. These volumes were designed as essential reference tools for attorneys and human resources professionals, providing indexed access to court rulings and National Labor Relations Board decisions that shaped American workplace regulations.

The physical design of these volumes reflects the utilitarian standards of mid-20th-century legal publishing. Bound in durable, institutional buckram, the series was engineered for longevity and frequent consultation in law libraries and corporate offices. While the editorial staff at BNA maintained strict professional anonymity for the sake of neutrality, the series became the industry standard for legal documentation, valued by the legal community for its systematic indexing and reliable transcription of precedents that defined the relationship between organized labor and management during the late 1970s.