Title 34, Labor and Employment

The public policy of this state is declared to be that a worker is free to decline to associate with the worker's fellow workers and is free to obtain employment wherever possible without interference or being hindered in any way, but that the worker also has the right to associa…

Any contract entered into between the employer and a labor union must be executed on behalf of the employer in the employer's true name and signed by the employer, or in case of a corporation by the proper officers authorized by law and the bylaws of the corporation to execute va…

The contract may be enforced by either party by an action commenced in the district court. In such action a labor union may proceed or be proceeded against under the name in which the contract was executed. All orders and decrees issued by the court are binding upon the employer,…

In any strike in this state it is illegal for any person other than an employee of the particular establishment against which such strike is called or a local resident member of the union representing the employees of such establishment to picket in aid of such strike. Picketing …