How did the Second New Deal create a legal process to oversee the process of union certification?

The 1935 National Labor Relations Act, also called the Wagner Act, created the National Labor Relations Board. The board oversaw union elections and determined which union workers had chosen to represent them. The Social Security Act created social insurance programs, while the WPA and Federal Writers Project provided employment, so those choices did not establish the union-certification process.

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