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Can An Employer Shut Down His Plant For Any Reason
Supreme Court review centers on Darlington Manufacturing as it halted operations in 1956 after a union victory. The NLRB said the shutdown violated labor law while the company argued it could liquidate to preserve overall business viability amid economic pressure from imports and modernization delays. Senator Ervin represented Darlington. Stuart Updike spoke for Deering Milliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte G. Moulton
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S
Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Darlington
S.C
Fourth Circuit
Darlington Manufacturing Company
Textile Workers Union
Aficio
National Labor Relations Board
South
High Court
NLRB
Roger Milliken
Darlington Manufacturing Co
Milliken
Ervin
Deerings
Daristates
Milliken, Inc
Thellington
Milliken Mills
Atlantic Seaboard
Milliken Family
Toto
Dominick L. Manoli
Deering Milliken
Lmployes
Deering
New York
Irving Adamson
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Stuart N. Updike
Deering Milliken, Inc