Bullock v. Virginia

How courts have described this case

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• noting that lack of interim reinstatement may lead to employer success in removing the union from a facility
• noting that lack of interim reinstatement may lead to employer success in removing the union from a facility
• stating that interim relief may be necessary “to protect the public interest in the integrity of the collective bargaining process because many months often pass before the Board actually renders its final order in an unfair labor practice proceeding”
• reasonable cause existed because the Board submitted “numerous affidavits in support of petition for injunctive relief”
• “Although interim reinstatement [of a terminated employee] may not precisely restore the status quo in the case before us, it would revive the union’s organizational campaign at Torneo”
• delay is only significant if the harm has occux'red.and the parties cannot be retailed to the status quo; the Board needs a reasonable pei'iod of time to investigate and deliberate before it decides to bring a section 10(j) action

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).