Montgomery Ward Strike Over Closed Shop Policy
Montgomery Ward faces a Detroit strike over a War Labor Board order mandating a closed shop and union dues check-off. The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled such orders are advisory and not government commands, a view the Supreme Court has not reversed. Ward states it will not impose membership, ensuring merit-based employment for both union and nonmembers.
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War Labor Board pressure over Wards wages and closed shop
A Washington letter accuses the National War Labor Board of misleading the public about Wards Detroit wage rates and union policy. It argues the Board seeks to enforce a closed shop and union dues, notes Congress did not empower enforcement, and cites court rulings that orders are advisory and unenforceable. Wards maintains its wages are high and declines compulsory membership.
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