· 8/19/1985
Darrell D. McNair v. United States Postal Service
Citations
- 768 F.2d 730
- 120 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2147
- 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 21264
How courts have described this case
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- stating that if a union has breached its duty of fair representation, an employee’s right to seek redress in court is not foreclosed by the results of the grievance process
- stating that if a union has breached its duty of fair representation, an employee’s right to seek redress in court is not foreclosed by the results of the grievance process
- stating that if a union has breached its duty of fair representation, an employee = s right to seek redress in court is not foreclosed by the results of the grievance process
- aggrieved worker normally lacks standing to attack in court the results of the grievance process
- determination that plaintiffs lack standing to sue robs the court of subject matter jurisdiction
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Judges: Clark, Randall, Jones
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