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- yellow dog contracts
Yellow dog contracts were used by employers to prevent employees from joining unions by requiring them to sign an agreement that the employee was not a member of a union and would not become one in the future and that joining a union would be sufficient grounds for dismissal in the future. These contracts were prohibited by the Norris-La Guardia Act.
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