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· 5/14/1941

Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators & Paperhangers v. Johnson

Citations

  • 121 F.2d 451
  • 1941 U.S. App. LEXIS 3238

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  • distinguishing supreme court’s “authority to hear and decide cases” from our “general administrative and supervisory authority over the courts of this State”
  • distinguishing supreme court's \authority to hear and decide cases\ from our \general administrative and supervisory authority over the courts of this State\
  • distinguishing supreme court’s “authority to hear and decide cases” from our “general administrative and supervisory authority over the courts of this State”
  • application of state public labor relations act to court reporters would cause large intrusion into judicial authority and violate separation of powers
  • application of state public labor relations act to court reporters would cause large intrusion into judicial authority and violate separation of powers
  • “Under the Act, the particular labor board having jurisdiction over the employer is required to determine appropriate bargaining units”

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