Hopwood Retinning Co., Inc.

National Labor Relations Board - Board Decisions

Mar 18, 1938

6 N.L.R.B. 87 (N.L.R.B. 1938)

In the Matter of HOPWOOD RETINNING COMPANY,'INC. and MONARCH
RETINNING COMPANY, INC. and METAL POLISHERS , BUFFERS, PLATERS
AND HELPERS INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL No. 8, AND TEAMSTERS
UNION, LOCAL No. 584
Case No. C-237
AMENDMENT TO DECISION
AND
ORDER
March 18, 1938
On January 15, 1938, the National Labor Relations Board issued
a Decision and Order I in the above-entitled case. The Board hereby
amends its Decision and Order as follows :
1. The third paragraph of Section V of the Decision is ' hereby
amended to read :
If after reinstating the employees pursuant to our order and dis-
missing employees hired since March 31, 1937, it is determined that
the services of any of the staff, as then constituted, either at the
plant of the Hopwood Company in Brooklyn, New York, or at the
plant of the Monarch Company in Jersey City, New Jersey, or at
any other plant or place of operations, are not required, the staff
may be reduced,- provided the reduction is made without discrimina-
tion against any employees because of their union affiliation or
activities, following a system of seniority to such extent as has here-
tofore been applied in the conduct of the Hopwood Company's
business, subject to any modification introduced by agreement with
the Metal Polishers Union and the Teamsters Union.
2. Paragraph 5 (a) of the order is hereby amended to read:
Offer to the production employees and truck drivers and helpers of
the Hopwood Company who were locked out on March 31, 1937, and
who have not since that date received regular and substantially equiv-
alent employment at the plant of the Monarch Company, immediate
and full reinstatement to their former or equivalent positions either
at the plant of the Hopwood Company in Brooklyn, New York,'or at
the plant of the Monarch Company in Jersey City, New Jersey, or at
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any other plant or place of operations, without prejudice to their
seniority and other rights and privileges.
3. Paragraph 5 (e) of the order is hereby amended to read:
Post notices in conspicuous places at the plant of the Hopwood
Company in Brooklyn, New York, at the plant of the Monarch
Company in Jersey City, New Jersey, and at any other plant or place
of operations, stating (1) that the respondents will cease and desist
in the manner aforesaid; and (2) that the individual contracts of
employment which have been entered into with their employees are
in violation of the National Labor Relations Act and will no longer
be offered, solicited, entered into, continued, enforced or attempted
to be enforced.
MR. EDWIN S. SMITH took no part in the consideration of the above
Amendment to Decision and Order.