Which of these became common after the 1933 National Industry Recovery Act was no longer in effect?

The National Industrial Recovery Act’s protections for workers’ right to organize ended when the Supreme Court invalidated the act in 1935. Without those protections, employers could more freely retaliate against labor organizers, including questioning and blacklisting union members. So employers interrogating and blacklisting union members became common.

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