JPMorgan Chase Bank National Association v. Miles

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• stating that there is no “need to fear that either party may have missed the fine print or somehow been taken advantage of”
• notwithstanding inclusion of integration clause in renegotiated agreement, \past practice may still inform the Board's understanding of what the written agreement means\
• criticizing cramped interpretation of bargaining agreement by labor board and administrative law judge that failed to consider meaning of terms in light of past practice, especially in light of fact that past practice predated agreement
• criticizing cramped interpretation of bargaining agreement by labor board and administrative law judge that failed to consider meaning of terms in light of past practice, especially in light of fact that past practice predated agreement
• “by including the entire agreement clause the parties here made clear beyond doubt their intention not to be bound by any informal arrangement to which they might voluntarily adhere”
• “With virtually nothing to commend receiving the common law rule into ‘the federal common law of collective-bargaining agreements,’ we are confident that the UCC rule will better serve the purposes of collective bargaining and of industrial peace.”

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