Franklin W. Turner v. Air Transport Dispatchers' Association

How courts have described this case

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• holding that it is within a union’s “broad discretion” to “refuse to initiate the first steps in the appeal procedure when it believes the grievance to be without merit”
• stating that it is within a union’s “broad discretion” to “refuse to initiate the first steps in [an] appeal procedure when it believes the grievance to be without merit”
• only dispute involved interpretation of collective bargaining agreement, a non-factual issue that required no investigation by union
• only dispute involved interpretation of collective bargaining agreement, a non-factual issue that required no investigation by union
• Unions have considerable discretion to control the grievance and arbitration procedure.
• Unions have considera ble discretion to control the grievance and arbitration procedure.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).