· 1/9/1957
Lunsford v. City of Bryan
Citations
- 297 S.W.2d 115
- 156 Tex. 520
- 1957 Tex. LEXIS 542
- 39 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2306
How courts have described this case
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- interpreting Texas’s “right to work” statute in light of the Supreme Court’s determination that NLRA prohibited firing employees because of union membership
- interpreting Texas’s “right to work” statute in light of the Supreme Coürt’s determination that NLRA prohibited firing employees because of union membership
- describing a former codification of section 101.052 as our “right-to- 6 work” statute
- describing a former codification of section 101.052 as our “right-to-work” statute
- using federal labor law to construe \membership\ in art. 5154c, § 4
- employer discharging employee because he thinks employee is a member of a labor organization, even when that assumption is incorrect, constitutes discrimination
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Judges: Hickman
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