Government declares J P Stevens guilty of labor law violations
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the J P Stevens textile chain guilty of flagrant federal labor law violations and ordered the firm to pledge to 40 000 workers it will cease unfair practices. It reinstated 71 workers fired during an anti union campaign amid unlawful activity. The company appealed the order and the AFL CIO Textile Workers Union of America plans to challenge the board’s refusal to require bargaining.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
J. P. Stevents Textile Chain
National Labor Relations Board
Aflcio
Textile Workers Union of America
Labor Board
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