This companion volume is designed to work alongside the fifteenth edition of Labor Relations Law: Cases and Materials, giving students and instructors a practical reference to the statutory frameworks that underlie modern labor relations. The book brings together the major federal labor law statutes in one accessible source. The principal statute--the National Labor Relations Act--is presented with a clear font-coding system that visually traces the evolution of the statute over time, allowing readers to see at a glance how successive amendments have modified, expanded, or limited the original statutory text. This design makes the legislative history of federal labor law concrete and legible, helping students understand not only what the law is, but how and why it became that way. In addition to statutory materials, the book includes a sample collective bargaining agreement that illustrates how legal rules are translated into contractual language and workplace practice. Together, the statutes and the sample agreement provide a bridge between doctrine and application, reinforcing concepts introduced in cases and class discussion.