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Nlrb Vs. Amax Coal Co.
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- Jun 29, 1981
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NLRB v. AmaxSearch
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Coal Co. - 453 U.S. 322 (1981) U.S. Supreme Court NLRB v. AmaxSearch
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Coal Co., 453 U.S. 322 (1981) National Labor Relations Board v. AmaxSearch
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of Appeals for the Third Circuit, relying on its earlier decision in Associated Contractors of Essex County, Inc. v. LaborersSearch
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Arroyo v. UnitedSearch
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the statute otherwise dictates, that Congress means to incorporate the established meaning of these terms. See Perrin v. UnitedSearch
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Meinhard v. SalmonSearch
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Woods v. CitySearch
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trustees traditional fiduciary duties unless Congress has unequivocally expressed an intent to the contrary. See Owen v. CitySearch
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in collective bargaining negotiations or the settlement of employee grievances. See American Broadcasting Cos. v. WritersSearch
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Florida Power & Light Co. v. ElectricalSearch
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to such economic weapons as strikes and lockouts, without any compulsion to reach agreement. See Carbon Fuel Co. v. MineSearch
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NLRB v. InsuranceSearch
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the eligibility of employees or their dependents for participation in the benefits of the fund. See Chemical Workers v. PittsburghSearch
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Together with No. 80-289, United Mine Workers of America, Local No. 1854, et al. v. NationalSearch
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union officers who would otherwise have sole control of vast amounts of money contributed by the employer. See Arroyo v. UnitedSearch
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contribute 10 cents per ton of coal produced into a central welfare fund established by the union itself. United State v. RyanSearch
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agent's performance of his duties in accordance with the employer's instructions. American Broadcasting Cos. v. WritersSearch
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by Congress to prevent the mismanagement or misuse of employee benefit funds by union officials. See, e.g., Arroyo v. UnitedSearch
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Associated Contractors, Inc. v. LaborersSearch
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Toensing v. BrownSearch
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Blasie v. KrogerSearch
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b)(1)(B) has its source in Florida Power & Light Co. v. ElectricalSearch
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itself must relate directly to the supervisor's performance of those duties. See also American Broadcasting Cos. v. WritersSearch
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In Associated Contractors, Inc. v. LaborersSearch
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Id. at 227-228 (citations omitted). See also Ader v. HughesSearch
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Lamb v. CareySearch
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U.S.App.D.C. 247, 251, 498 F.2d 789, 793 (1974), cert. denied sub nom. Carey v. DavisSearch
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Quad City Builders Assn. v. TriSearch
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Goetz, supra, n. 7, 55 Cornell L.Rev. at 922, 923. See also Toensing v. BrownSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court NLRB v. AmaxSearch
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National Labor Relations Board v. AmaxSearch
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Associated Contractors of Essex County, Inc. v. LaborersSearch
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See Perrin v. UnitedSearch
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See Owen v. CitySearch
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See American Broadcasting Cos. v. WritersSearch
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See Carbon Fuel Co. v. MineSearch
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See Chemical Workers v. PittsburghSearch
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See Arroyo v. UnitedSearch
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United State v. RyanSearch
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American Broadcasting Cos. v. WritersSearch
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Ader v. HughesSearch
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Carey v. DavisSearch
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United States v. CarterSearch
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