As it was passed in 1926, the Railway Labor Act did all of the following except:

A) Provide government mediation of bargaining disputes.
B) Provide a forum for resolving grievance disputes.
C) Protect the right of workers to join unions.
D) Require that employers recognize a union chosen by the employees.

Railway Labor Act

A United States federal law that aims to substitute bargaining, arbitration, and mediation for strikes in resolving labor disputes in the railway and airline industries.

Government Mediation

A conflict resolution process where a neutral third party facilitated by the government helps disputing parties to find a mutually agreeable solution, often used in labor disputes.

Grievance Disputes

Conflicts arising from alleged violations of workplace rules, contracts, or practices, often resolved through a formal process.