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Supreme Court Rules Unions Must Bargain Fairly For All Members
The Supreme Court ruled that unions bargaining for a group of employees cannot discriminate by race or by opposition to union representation. The decisions say a union may choose its own members but must represent whites and Blacks with equal fairness or risk federal injunctions and damages. a separate case involved an independent union beating a CIO union for West Virginia plant representation and a closed shop agreement.
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James Marlow Washington
Supreme Court
Wartime Labor Board
National Labor Relations Act
National Labor Relation Board
NLRB
South
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
High Court
CIO
West Virginia
Independent