National Labor Relations Board v. Albert Van Luit & Company

The Petitioner (Board) seeks, pursuant to 29 U.S.C. § 160 (e), enforcement of its Supplemental Decision and Order of February 28, 1978, reported at 234 NLRB No. 30 , 97 LRRM 1464. The Supplemental Decision and Order affirmed, with insignificant modification, the Administrative Law Judge’s (ALJ) Decision of May 19, 1977, 229 NLRB 811 .

We note jurisdiction and enforce.

FACTS:

On January 23, 1975, Southern California Printing Specialties & Paper Products Union, District Council # 2, AFL-CIO (the Union) was certified to represent the employees of Albert Van Luit & Company (the Company). On June 29, 1975, the Company and the Union entered into a bargaining agreement, effective until June 28, 1977. The agreement contains a standard union-security clause, requiring unit employees to become members of the Union within 30 days of commencement of employment and to maintain their membership in good standing. The agreement also includes a dues checkoff provision directing the Company, upon receipt of a signed authorization from an employee, to deduct dues from the employee’s wages and remit the dues to the Union. The agreement provides that checkoff authorizations are to be irrevocable…