Bernard Frye v. United Steelworkers of America, Harry Mayfield, Robert Johns, Joseph Coyle, William Moller, and Local Union 3489

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• explaining that written charges should contain a detailed statement of the facts relating to the incident
• explaining that written charges should contain a detailed statement of the facts relating to the incident
• “. . . charges that bias undermined the fairness of a disciplinary hearing must be supported by specific factual allegations from which the operation of bias can be inferred.”

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