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· 2/15/1972

Andrews v. Chemical Carriers, Inc.

Citations

  • 457 F.2d 636
  • 1972 A.M.C. 1113

How courts have described this case

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  • union's failure to arbitrate employee's termination did not violate duty of fair representation where decision was based in large part on employee's past disciplinary record
  • “Unions are given considerable discretion in sifting out grievances and . . . it suffices if a union decides in good faith on the basis of objective rational criteria that the grievance lacks sufficient merit to justify the expense of arbitration.”

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