Opinion

Atlas Hotels, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board

  • 519 F.2d 1330
  • 89 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 3057
  • 1975 U.S. App. LEXIS 13794
Court
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Filed
Jul 9, 1975
Status
Published
Author
Chambers
On the bench
Chambers, Koelsch, McNICHOLS, Per Curiam
Cited by
8 cases

The opinion

CHAMBERS, Circuit Judge

(concurring):

The National Labor Relations Act and the Labor Management Act were passed to effect the broad purposes of accomplishing industrial peace. Here we see the Labor Board fooling around with possibly a seven man unit. There were three ballots against the union on each election. For the second election, the Board cleared one employee from a challenge, and so the union won by four to three. How this serves the broad purpose of the Act is wondrous. It is bureaucracy rampaging.

But if one pursues enough rabbits, privates can become corporals, corporals can become sergeants, and sergeants can become lieutenants of the hunt. Some of the lieutenants may even get to be civil servants in the grade of GS 15.

While I concur, I do not have to like it.

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