80th Congress · Public law
Public Law 80-49
AN ACT To relieve employers from certain liabilities and punishments under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, as amended, the Walsh-Healey Act, and the Bacon-Davis Act, and for other purposes.
May 14, 1947date on the GovInfo record
61 Stat. 84Statutes at Large
8roll calls on its bill in our archive
The official record
Official copies of this law
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- Statutes at Large on GovInfo: 61 Stat. 84 ↗
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Where it came from
The bill
GovInfo's record for this law names H.R. 2157 of the 80th Congress as its bill (record ↗).
How it passed
Recorded votes on the bill
House recorded vote (80th Congress) · February 28, 1947
Recorded vote (345–56)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 19, 1947
Recorded vote (23–40)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 21, 1947
Recorded vote (35–53)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 21, 1947
Recorded vote (39–50)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 21, 1947
Recorded vote (39–50)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 21, 1947
Recorded vote (28–61)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 21, 1947
Recorded vote (57–32)
Senate recorded vote (80th Congress) · March 21, 1947
Recorded vote (64–24)
Roll calls matched by the bill number GovInfo names; each vote page links to its official chamber record.