William C. Schaub, Jr. v. West Michigan Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

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• stating that where reasonable cause is found by the district court, “so long as facts exist which could support the Board’s theory of liability, the district court’s [factual] findings cannot be clearly erroneous.”
• noting the significant effects of chill on the ability of a union to organize
• ”[S]o long as facts exist which could support the Board’s theory of liability, the district court’s findings cannot be clearly erroneous.”
• without reinstatement of discriminate, “there would be no one at the 20 company organizing for the union”
• “An important point to remember ... is that the district judge need not resolve conflicting evidence between the parties.... Rather, so long as facts exist which could support the Board’s theory of liability, the district court’s findings cannot be clearly erroneous.”
• affirming § 10(j) relief based on single termination

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).