Walter N. Yoder & Sons, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board, Sheet Metal Workers' International Assoc., Local 100, Intervenor

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• crediting union president’s testimony that another union official “reported to [him] that Yoder employees had told” the official about integrated operations with an alleged non-union alter-ego company
• crediting union president's testimony that another union official \reported to [him] that Yoder employees had told\ the official about integrated operations with an alleged non-union alter-ego company
• both corporate records revealing common officers and union members’ reports that the employer interchanged employees and work with a non-union company were sufficient for a finding of reasonable suspicion of double-breasted operations
• if a union wishes to obtain information with regard to a possible contract violation due to the operation of an alter-ego company then the union need only establish “a reasonable basis to suspect such violations have occurred_”

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