...Labor Relations Act, as amended (29 USC 152 (7)). The Supreme Court has stated in various cases that Congress did not go to the limit of its own power...coverage provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (see in particular Kirsclibaum v. Walling (1942), 62 Sup. Ct. 1116). In United States v. Darby Lumber...

...Supreme Court in the National Labor Relations Act. The Supreme Court has often pointed out that the Congress did not go to the limit of its own power...regulate commerce in the coverage provisions of the present Fair Labor Standards Act. The Courts in the United States have made many decisions which show...

...Supreme Court in the National Labor Relations Act. The Supreme Court has often pointed out that the Congress did not go to the limit of its own power...regulate commerce in the coverage provisions of the present Fair Labor Standards Act. The Courts in the United States have made many decisions which show...

...activities "affect commerce" as defined under that act. The Supreme Court has often pointed out that the Congress did not go to the limit of its own power to regulate commerce in the FLSA coverage provisions. The real intent of Congress in 1938, 1946, and 1949 was to exclude from the...

...activities "affect commerce" as defined under that act. The Supreme Court has often pointed out that the Congress did not go to the limit of its own power to regulate commerce in the FLSA coverage provisions. The real intent of Congress in 1938, 1946, and 1949 was to exclude from the...

...cases involving the National Labor Relations Act. The Supreme Court has often pointed out" that the Congress did not go to the limit of its own power...coverage provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. It did not attempt in 1938, 1946, and 1940 to extend the act to large retail enterprises affecting...

...been upheld as constitutional b; Supreme Court. In fact, the Supreme Court pointed out Congress did go to the limit of its own power to regulate commerce In the coverage provi of the Fair Labor Standards Act and that extension of coverage to large i enterprises whose activities...

...large retailer whose activities affect commerce, the Congress would be exercising powers which it had already exercised and which have been upheld as constitutional...power of Congress, but solely a matter of policy to lie decided by the Congress. (In Kirschbaum v. Walling (KW2) 316 US 517, 521, 5:22, 523: Roland Electric...

...large retailer Those activities affect commerce, the Congress would be exercising powers which t had already exercised and which have been upheld as constitutional...to regulate commerce in the coverage provisions of :he Fair Labor .Standards Act and that extension of coverage to large retail enterprises whose activities...

...commerce, the Congress would be exercising powers which it has already exercised and which have been uphold as constitutional by the Supreme Court. In fact, the...its own power to regulate commerce in the coverage provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act and that extension of coverage to large retail enterprises...