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The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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The Supreme Court upheld the Labor Board's orders requiring Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc., and Pacific Greyhound Lines to cease recognizing company-dominated unions for collective bargaining, finding ample basis for the Board's actions.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. - The Supreme Court has sustained the Labor Board's orders directing two bus companies to withdraw recognition for collective bargaining purposes from labor organizations they purportedly formed and dominate.
Both Labor and Government attorneys studied the decision closely to determine the effect upon company unions.
The decision was made in the cases of the Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc., and Pacific Greyhound Lines. It was contended that when the Labor Board acted, no election had been held to determine whom the employees wished to represent them in collective bargaining and it was unfair to discriminate against the unions of company employees. The Court stated there was ample basis for the Board's conclusions.
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Washington
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Feb. 28.
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supreme court sustained labor board's orders; ample basis for conclusions found.
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Supreme Court upheld orders directing Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc., and Pacific Greyhound Lines to withdraw recognition from company-formed and dominated labor organizations for collective bargaining. Contention that no election was held and discrimination against company unions was unfair; attorneys studied impact on company unions.