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1. Verfasser:	Summers, Clyde W. 1918- (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text	Contents Table of Cases xvii Foreword xxiii Preface xxv Chapter I Law and the Labor Market 3 A. Law and the Employment Relationship 3 1. An Historical Sketch 3 Farwell v. Boston & Worcester Railroad Company 4 Notes and Questions 8 The Life and Death of Farwell 8 Payne v. The Western & Atlantic Railroad Co. 10 Notes and Questions 13 J.R. Commons & J.B. Andrews, Principles of Labor Legislation 14 2. Regulation of the Employment Contract: Courts v. Legislatures 15 Summary Note 20 B. Law and the Collective Labor Market 20 1. Judges, the Common Law and Collective Action 20 Vegelahn v. Guntner 23 Notes 28 Prima Facie Tort and Labor Laws 29 Adairv. United States 29 Notes 32 The Labor Injunction: Procedure and Substance in Judicial Law Making 32 The Origins of the Labor Injunction 33 The Growth of the Labor Injunction 34 The Procedural Evils of the Labor Injunction 35 The Substantive Law of the Labor Injunction 36 Hitchman Coal & Coke Company v. Mitchell 37 Notes and Questions 41 Statutory Limitations on Labor Injunction 41 2. Statutory Protection of Collective Action 42 Final Report of the Industrial Commission Created by Act of Congress 1898 43 Statement of Louis D. Brandeis Before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations 44 Final Report of the United States Commission on Industrial Relations 44 Dissenting Report of John L. Commons and Florence J. Harriman 45 viii CONTENTS Questions 46 The Statutory Development of National Labor Policy 46 3. Epilogue and Prologue 51 Clyde W. Summers, Labor Law as the Century Turns: A Changing of the Guard 51 Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt, Employment in the New Age of Trade and Technology: Implications for Labor and Employment Law 52 Chapter II Freedom of Contract and Its Limits 59 A. Individual Contracts of Employment 59 1. Limitations on Remedies for Breach 59 (a.) Involuntary Servitude 59 (b.) Liquidated Damages 63 Schrimpfv. Tennessee Manufacturing Company 63 Notes 65 2. Substantive Terms and Judicial Imposition 66 Clyde W. Summers, The Contract of Employment and the Rights of Employees: Fair Representation and Employment at Will 66 Notes 67 (a.) The Traditional Employment-at-Will Doctrine 68 Skagerberg v. Blandin Paper Co. 68 Notes 72 (b.) The Traditional Defense of Employment-at-Will 73 Richard A. Epstein, In Defense of the Contract at Will 73 Allan Axelrod, Simple Rules for a Simple Island 78 (c.) Exceptions to the Employment at Will Doctrine 78 1.) The Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing 78 Tymshare, Inc. v. Covell 78 Notes 85 2.) Discharges in Violation of Public Policy 87 Sheets v. Teddy s Frosted Foods 87 Notes 92 3.) Employee Handbooks 97 Woolley v. Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. 97 Notes 102 4.) Implied-in-Fact Contracts 103 Gilbert v. Durand Glass Mfg. Co., Inc. 103 Notes 107 Note on Effective Remedies — Employee Recoveries, Employer Payments and Litigation Costs 109 (d.) Economic Arguments against a Simple At-Will Rule 111 Paul C. Weiler, Governing the Workplace: The Future of Labor and Employment Law 112 3. Employee Duties to Employers: Implied and Written 119 (a.) Employee Duties Implied by Law for the Benefit of Employers 119 1.) The Duty of Loyalty 119 CONTENTS ix Maryland Metals, Inc. v. Metzner 119 Notes 126 2.) Trade Secrets 128 Bayer Corporation v. Roche Molecular Systems, Inc. 128 Notes 134 Alan Hyde, Working in Silicon Valley: Economic and Legal Analysis of a High-Velocity Labor Market 135 Notes 140 (b.) Judicial Construction of Negotiated Obligations of Employees: Of Covenants Not to Compete and Invention Assignment Agreements 140 Hopper v. All Pet Animal Clink 141 Notes 149 Paul H. Rubin and Peter Shedd, Human Capital and Covenants Not to Compete 151 Notes 156 Ingersoll-Rand Company v. Ciavatta 157 Notes and Questions 163 B. Collective Contracts 165 1. The Employees Representative 165 J.I. Case Co. v. National Labor Relations Board 165 Notes 169 2. The Bargaining Process 171 National Labor Relations Board v. Reed & Prince Manufacturing Co. 173 Notes 178 3. Limitations on Terms to Which the Parties May Agree Upon 180 4. Economics of Collective Bargaining 181 Michael H. Gottesman, Wither Goest Labor Law: Law and Economics in the Workplace 181 Notes 183 Richard B. Freeman & James L. Medoff, What Do Unions Do? 184 Chapter HI The Right of Dignity: Privacy, Liberty, Reputation 189 A. Right of Privacy: Searches and Gathering Information 190 1. Searches and Surveillance 191 O Connor v. Ortega 191 Notes and Questions 203 K-Mart Corporation Store No. 7441 v. Trotti 204 Notes and Questions 207 Johnson v. Kmart Corporation 209 Notes 212 2. Interception of Communications 213 Deal v. Spears 213 Notes 218 3. Interrogation 221 4. Polygraphs 222 Notes and Questions 223 5. Drug Testing 224 (a.) Public Employees 224 x CONTENTS National Treasury Employees Union, et al ν. Von Raab, Commissioner United States Customs Service 224 Notes and Questions 233 (b.) Private Employees 235 Luedtke v. Nabors Alaska Drilling, Inc. 235 Notes 243 6. Psychological Testing and Screening 244 Soroka v. Dayton Hudson Corporation 244 Notes and Questions 250 7. Disclosure of Private Information 252 Doe v. Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) 252 Notes and Questions 262 B. Right of Personal Autonomy — Non- Work Activities 263 1. Personal Relationships 263 McCavitt v. Swiss Reinsurance America Corporation 263 Notes and Questions 266 С Protection against Humiliation 268 1. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress 268 Wilson v. Monarch Paper Company 269 Notes 275 2. Defamation 276 Sigal Construction Corporation v. Stanbury 276 Notes 281 Chapter IV Freedom of Speech and Assembly 285 A. Individual Freedom of Speech and Assembly 286 1. Public Employee Speech and Political Patronage 286 Rankin v. McPherson 286 Notes and Questions 293 2. Private Employment: Common Law Protection 296 Novosel v. Nationwide Insurance Company 296 Notes and Questions 301 Intel Corporation v. Hamidi 303 Notes 316 3. Private Employment: State Statutory Protection 317 Mehlman v. Mobil Oil Corporation 317 Notes 331 4. Private Employment: Under Collective Agreements 332 In re Zellerbach Paper Company, Los Angeles Plant and United Paperworkers International Union, Local 1400 332 Notes and Questions 338 B. Collective Speech and Assembly 340 1. The Right to Organize and Engage in Concerted Activity 341 Labor Reform Act, Part 2, Hearings before the Subcomittee on Labor Management Relations of the Committee on Education & Labor, House of Representatives 342 Statement of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, AFL-CIO before the House Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations on the Need for Labor Law Reform 343 CONTENTS xi Statement of B.R. Skelton 346 Pressures in Today s Workplace, Oversight Hearings before the Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations of the Committee on Labor Management Relations of the Committee on Education and Labor 348 Notes 357 Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co. v. National Labor Relations Board 357 Notes 358 The Darlington Saga — Limited Rights, Eternal Procedures and Remote Remedies 361 Note on Concerted Action: The Need for Group Interest 365 2. Employee Speech and Persuasion 367 Republic Aviation Corp. v. National Labor Relations Board 367 Notes 372 National Labor Relations Board v. Babcock & Wilcox 375 Notes 379 Eastex, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board 381 Notes 386 National Labor Relations Board v. Local 1229, I.B.E. W. 387 Notes and Questions 390 3. Employer Speech and Persuasion 391 (a.) Free Speech and Coercive Threats 392 National Labor Relations Board v. Virginia Electric & Power Co. 393 Notes 396 National Labor Relations Board v. Gissel Packing Co. 397 Notes and Questions 400 (b.) Employer Speech and the Union s Right to Reply 403 (c.) Free Speech and Fair Elections 405 Sewell Mfg. Co. 405 Notes 409 Note on Election Misrepresentations and Board Waffles 411 4. Picketing, Free Speech and Freedom of Assembly 412 (a.) The Mysterious Constitutional Dimension 413 (b.) The Organizational Picketing Problem 414 (c.) The NLRA and Section 8(b)(7) 415 Case I 417 Case II 417 Case III 418 5. Compulsory Unionism, Freedom of Association and Free Riders 418 Chapter V The Right to Voice: Democracy in the Workplace 423 A. The Historic Promise and Premises of Industrial Democracy 424 1. The Promise 424 Clyde W. Summers, Industrial Democracy: America s Unfulfilled Promise 424 2. The Basic Premises of Industrial Democracy in America 428 Francis Biddle, Chairman, National Labor Relations Board (Old), Should the Collective Bargaining Proposal Be Adopted? 428 CONTENTS B. The Instrument of Voice 430 1. The Majority Union 430 2. Non-Majority Unions 433 3. Company Unions — Employer Influence and Employee Free Choice 436 Hertzka 6· Knowles v. National Labor Relations Board 438 Notes and Questions 441 National Labor Relations Board v. Webcor Packaging, Inc. 442 Notes and Questions 448 4. Considering Alternatives 449 Richard B. Freeman & Joel Rogers, What Workers Want 449 Thomas A. Kochan, Labor Policy For The Twenty-First Century 452 Note 455 Clyde W. Summers, Employee Voice and Employer Choice 455 Note 459 5. A Court-Created Participation Dilemma: Can There Be Too Much Employee Participation? 459 National Labor Relations Board v. Yeshiva University 459 Notes and Questions 465 C. Voice in What Matters? Subjects of Bargaining 467 National Labor Relations Board v. American National Insurance Co. 467 Notes 471 National Labor Relations Board v. Wooster Division of Borg-Warner Corp. 472 Notes 475 Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation v. National Labor Relations Board 476 Notes and Questions 481 First National Maintenance Corporation v. NLRB 482 Notes and Questions 489 National Labor Relations Board v. Truitt Manufacturing Co. 492 Notes and Questions 494 A Comparative Note on Worker Participation 495 D. Voice in the Voice: The Right to a Democratic Union 498 Democracy in Labor Unions 499 Clyde W. Summers, Legislating Union Democracy 501 Report of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare on Senate Bill 1555 502 Senator McClellan Introducing His Bill of Rights As an Amendment to S.I 555 503 1. The Meaning of Equal Rights (LMRDA Sec. 101(a)(l)) 504 Clyde W. Summers, Democracy in a One Party State: Perspectives from Landrum-Griffin 504 Bunz v. Moving Picture Machine Operators Protective Union Local 224 507 Notes and Questions 510 2. The Meaning of Freedom of Speech and Assembly (LMRDA Sec. 101 (a)(2)) 512 Salzhandler v. Caputo 512 Notes 517 CONTENTS xiii 3. Election of Union Officers 519 Clyde W. Summers, Democracy in a One Party State: Perspectives from Landrum Griffin 519 Wirtz v. Hotel, Motel and Club Employees Union, Local 6 520 Notes 526 Enforcement of LMRDA 530 4. Rights of Union Officers: Protection of Dissent, or Entrenchment? 533 Sheet Metal Workers International Association v. Lynn 533 Notes 536 5. Government Trusteeships and Union Democracy 537 Chapter VI Self Government in the Collective Market 539 A. Regulation of Market Forces in the Collective Market 540 1. The Timing of Economic Action 541 2. Strikes and Countermeasures 543 National Labor Relations Board v. Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co. 545 Notes and Questions 547 Pattern Makers League of North America v. NLRB 549 Notes 554 3. Replacements and Repercussions 554 NLRB v. Curtin Matheson Scientific, Inc. 556 Notes 562 Belknap, Inc. v. Hale 563 Notes 568 B. Employer Economic Action — The Lockout 571 American Ship Building Co. v. NLRB 571 Notes 578 С Union Secondary Pressures — The Secondary Boycott 580 1. The Functions of Secondary Pressures 580 Trucking and Boycotts — A Cautionary Tale 581 2. The Search for a Rationale 582 3. Secondary Pressures under the Common Law 584 Goldfinger v. Feintuch 584 Notes 587 4. Secondary Pressures under the Statute — Appeals to Other Employers 588 NLRB v. Business Machine & Office Appliance Mechanics Conference Board, Local 459, International Union Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers, CIO 589 Notes 592 5. Secondary Pressure under the Statute — Pleas to Consumers 593 Edward]. DeBartolo Corp. v. Florida Gulf Coast Building and Construction Trades Council 596 Notes and Questions 602 6. Federal Preemption in the Collective Labor Market 603 D. The Instrument of Self Government: The Collective Agreement 606 1. Introduction 606 2. Enforcement of Collective Agreements 608 3. Courts and Arbitrators — Judicial Reliance on Private Process 613 xiv CONTENTS United Steel Workers of America v. American Manufacturing Co. 614 Notes 617 United Steel Workers of America v. Warrior & Gulf Navigation Co. 618 Notes 621 United Steel Workers of America v. Enterprise Wheel & Car Corporation 623 Notes 625 Eastern Associated Coal Corporation v. United Mine Workers of America District 17 628 Notes and Questions 633 4. Creation and Enforcement of the No-Strike Obligation 635 Local 174, Teamsters v. Lucas Flour Company 635 Notes 639 5. Suits for Injunctions 640 Boys Market Inc., v. Retail Clerks Union, Local 770 640 Notes and Questions 648 Preemption by Collective Agreement 651 Chapter VII The Right to Fair and Equal Treatment 653 A. Fair Representation in Contract Negotiation and Administration 653 1. Fairness in Contract Negotiations 654 Steele v. Louisville & N.R. Co. 654 Notes 659 Ford Motor Co. v. Huffman 660 Notes 663 2. Fairness in Contract Administration 668 Notes 670 Vaca v. Sipes 671 Notes 681 Union and Employer Liability in Fair Representation Cases 687 B. Fairness under Title VII, Civil Rights Act of 1964 688 1. Intentional Discrimination or Disparate Treatment 690 (a.) Proof through Indirect Evidence 690 Desert Palace, Inc. v. Costa 690 Notes 693 (b.) Statistical Proof 696 Hazelwood School District v. United States 696 Notes 703 2. Disparate Impact 705 3. Remedies for Discrimination 707 4. Affirmative Action 708 Johnson v. Transportation Agency 708 Notes 716 5. Sex Discrimination 718 (a.) The Bona Fide Occupational Qualification Defense (§703(e)(l)) 719 Dothard v. Rawlinson 719 Notes 723 CONTENTS xv International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America v. Johnson Controls, Inc. 725 Notes 729 (b.) Pregnancy Discrimination 730 (с.) Harassment — Sexual and Otherwise 730 Notes 732 Harris v. Forklift Systems, Inc. 733 Notes 737 Faragher v. City of Boca Raton 739 Notes 748 (d.) From Sex to Gender Discrimination? 750 Rene v. MGM Grand Hotel, Inc. 750 Notes 756 6. Religious Discrimination 757 Ansonia Board of Education v. Philbrook 757 Notes 762 C. Fairness for Older Workers: The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) 763 Western Air Lines, Inc. v. Criswell 764 Notes 768 Smith v. City of Jackson 769 Notes and Questions 776 D. Fairness to the Disabled: The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) 777 1. Who Is Disabled? 779 Sutton v. United Air Lines, Inc. 779 Notes 787 2. What Is Reasonable Accommodation? 789 US Airways, Inc. v. Barnett 789 Notes 800 E. Equal Treatment in Arbitration 802 In re Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation and International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America, Local 86 802 Notes 804 Chapter VIII Protection of Physical Integrity — Occupational Health and Safety 805 A. Introduction 805 1. The World of Work 805 David Halle, American s Working Man: Work, Home, and Politics among Blue Collar Property Owners 805 2. The World of Law 810 B. Overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 814 1. Substantive Duties 814 2. Enforcement Procedure 815 3. Role of State Legislation 816 4. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health 817 xvi CONTENTS C. Federal Mine Safety and Health Act 817 D. Duties and Standards 818 Caterpillar Inc., v. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission 818 Notes and Questions 823 E. Adoption of Standards 825 American Iron and Steel Institute v. Occupational Safety and Health Administration 825 Notes and Questions 833 American Textile Manufacturers Institute Inc. v. Donovan 836 Notes and Questions 848 F. Emergency Temporary Standards 852 G. Employer Defenses 854 P. Gioioso & Sons, Inc. v. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission 854 Notes and Questions 861 New York State Electric & Gas Corp. v. Secretary of Labor 862 Notes and Questions 871 Atlantic & Gulf Stevedores, Inc., v. Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission 872 Notes and Questions 880 H. Enforcement of Employer Obligations 880 1. Inspection 880 (a.) Requirement of a Warrant 881 (b.) OSHA Efforts to Reduce Inspections 882 2. Post Inspection Procedures 883 (a.) Authority of the Secretary 884 (b.) Penalties 885 3. Effectiveness of Enforcement Procedures and Remedies 886 Questions on the Enforcement Process 890 4. Employee Rights and Participation in Enforcement 890 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers v. Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission 891 Notes and Questions 897 Donovan v. R.D. Andersen Co., Inc. 899 Notes and Questions 901 Whirlpool Corporation v. Marshall 902 Notes and Questions 909 5. Notice to Employees of Risks 912 United Steelworkers of America v. Auchter 912 Notes and Questions 922 ASARCO, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board 923 Notes and Questions 927 I. Federal Reliance on the States 929 AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department v. Marshall 929 J. State Plans 934 Gade v. National Solid Wastes Management Association 935 Notes and Questions 944 Index 947
adam_txt	Contents Table of Cases xvii Foreword xxiii Preface xxv Chapter I Law and the Labor Market 3 A. Law and the Employment Relationship 3 1. An Historical Sketch 3 Farwell v. Boston & Worcester Railroad Company 4 Notes and Questions 8 The Life and Death of Farwell 8 Payne v. The Western & Atlantic Railroad Co. 10 Notes and Questions 13 J.R. Commons & J.B. Andrews, Principles of Labor Legislation 14 2. Regulation of the Employment Contract: Courts v. Legislatures 15 Summary Note 20 B. Law and the Collective Labor Market 20 1. Judges, the Common Law and Collective Action 20 Vegelahn v. Guntner 23 Notes 28 Prima Facie Tort and Labor Laws 29 Adairv. United States 29 Notes 32 The Labor Injunction: Procedure and Substance in Judicial Law Making 32 The Origins of the Labor Injunction 33 The Growth of the Labor Injunction 34 The Procedural Evils of the Labor Injunction 35 The Substantive Law of the Labor Injunction 36 Hitchman Coal & Coke Company v. Mitchell 37 Notes and Questions 41 Statutory Limitations on Labor Injunction 41 2. Statutory Protection of Collective Action 42 Final Report of the Industrial Commission Created by Act of Congress 1898 43 Statement of Louis D. Brandeis Before the United States Commission on Industrial Relations 44 Final Report of the United States Commission on Industrial Relations 44 Dissenting Report of John L. Commons and Florence J. Harriman 45 viii CONTENTS Questions 46 The Statutory Development of National Labor Policy 46 3. Epilogue and Prologue 51 Clyde W. Summers, Labor Law as the Century Turns: A Changing of the Guard 51 Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt, Employment in the New Age of Trade and Technology: Implications for Labor and Employment Law 52 Chapter II Freedom of Contract and Its Limits 59 A. Individual Contracts of Employment 59 1. Limitations on Remedies for Breach 59 (a.) Involuntary Servitude 59 (b.) Liquidated Damages 63 Schrimpfv. Tennessee Manufacturing Company 63 Notes 65 2. Substantive Terms and Judicial Imposition 66 Clyde W. Summers, The Contract of Employment and the Rights of Employees: Fair Representation and Employment at Will 66 Notes 67 (a.) The Traditional Employment-at-Will Doctrine 68 Skagerberg v. Blandin Paper Co. 68 Notes 72 (b.) The Traditional Defense of Employment-at-Will 73 Richard A. Epstein, In Defense of the Contract at Will 73 Allan Axelrod, Simple Rules for a Simple Island 78 (c.) Exceptions to the Employment at Will Doctrine 78 1.) The Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing 78 Tymshare, Inc. v. Covell 78 Notes 85 2.) Discharges in Violation of Public Policy 87 Sheets v. Teddy's Frosted Foods 87 Notes 92 3.) Employee Handbooks 97 Woolley v. Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. 97 Notes 102 4.) Implied-in-Fact Contracts 103 Gilbert v. Durand Glass Mfg. Co., Inc. 103 Notes 107 Note on Effective Remedies — Employee Recoveries, Employer Payments and Litigation Costs 109 (d.) Economic Arguments against a Simple At-Will Rule 111 Paul C. Weiler, Governing the Workplace: The Future of Labor and Employment Law 112 3. Employee Duties to Employers: Implied and Written 119 (a.) Employee Duties Implied by Law for the Benefit of Employers 119 1.) The Duty of Loyalty 119 CONTENTS ix Maryland Metals, Inc. v. Metzner 119 Notes 126 2.) Trade Secrets 128 Bayer Corporation v. Roche Molecular Systems, Inc. 128 Notes 134 Alan Hyde, Working in Silicon Valley: Economic and Legal Analysis of a High-Velocity Labor Market 135 Notes 140 (b.) Judicial Construction of Negotiated Obligations of Employees: Of Covenants Not to Compete and Invention Assignment Agreements 140 Hopper v. All Pet Animal Clink 141 Notes 149 Paul H. Rubin and Peter Shedd, Human Capital and Covenants Not to Compete 151 Notes 156 Ingersoll-Rand Company v. Ciavatta 157 Notes and Questions 163 B. Collective Contracts 165 1. The Employees' Representative 165 J.I. Case Co. v. National Labor Relations Board 165 Notes 169 2. The Bargaining Process 171 National Labor Relations Board v. Reed & Prince Manufacturing Co. 173 Notes 178 3. Limitations on Terms to Which the Parties May Agree Upon 180 4. Economics of Collective Bargaining 181 Michael H. Gottesman, Wither Goest Labor Law: Law and Economics in the Workplace 181 Notes 183 Richard B. Freeman & James L. Medoff, What Do Unions Do? 184 Chapter HI The Right of Dignity: Privacy, Liberty, Reputation 189 A. Right of Privacy: Searches and Gathering Information 190 1. Searches and Surveillance 191 O'Connor v. Ortega 191 Notes and Questions 203 K-Mart Corporation Store No. 7441 v. Trotti 204 Notes and Questions 207 Johnson v. Kmart Corporation 209 Notes 212 2. Interception of Communications 213 Deal v. Spears 213 Notes 218 3. Interrogation 221 4. Polygraphs 222 Notes and Questions 223 5. Drug Testing 224 (a.) Public Employees 224 x CONTENTS National Treasury Employees Union, et al ν. Von Raab, Commissioner United States Customs Service 224 Notes and Questions 233 (b.) Private Employees 235 Luedtke v. Nabors Alaska Drilling, Inc. 235 Notes 243 6. Psychological Testing and Screening 244 Soroka v. Dayton Hudson Corporation 244 Notes and Questions 250 7. Disclosure of Private Information 252 Doe v. Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) 252 Notes and Questions 262 B. Right of Personal Autonomy — Non- Work Activities 263 1. Personal Relationships 263 McCavitt v. Swiss Reinsurance America Corporation 263 Notes and Questions 266 С Protection against Humiliation 268 1. Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress 268 Wilson v. Monarch Paper Company 269 Notes 275 2. Defamation 276 Sigal Construction Corporation v. Stanbury 276 Notes 281 Chapter IV Freedom of Speech and Assembly 285 A. Individual Freedom of Speech and Assembly 286 1. Public Employee Speech and Political Patronage 286 Rankin v. McPherson 286 Notes and Questions 293 2. Private Employment: Common Law Protection 296 Novosel v. Nationwide Insurance Company 296 Notes and Questions 301 Intel Corporation v. Hamidi 303 Notes 316 3. Private Employment: State Statutory Protection 317 Mehlman v. Mobil Oil Corporation 317 Notes 331 4. Private Employment: Under Collective Agreements 332 In re Zellerbach Paper Company, Los Angeles Plant and United Paperworkers International Union, Local 1400 332 Notes and Questions 338 B. Collective Speech and Assembly 340 1. The Right to Organize and Engage in Concerted Activity 341 Labor Reform Act, Part 2, Hearings before the Subcomittee on Labor Management Relations of the Committee on Education & Labor, House of Representatives 342 Statement of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, AFL-CIO before the House Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations on the Need for Labor Law Reform 343 CONTENTS xi Statement of B.R. Skelton 346 Pressures in Today's Workplace, Oversight Hearings before the Subcommittee on Labor-Management Relations of the Committee on Labor Management Relations of the Committee on Education and Labor 348 Notes 357 Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co. v. National Labor Relations Board 357 Notes 358 The Darlington Saga — Limited Rights, Eternal Procedures and Remote Remedies 361 Note on "Concerted" Action: The Need for Group Interest 365 2. Employee Speech and Persuasion 367 Republic Aviation Corp. v. National Labor Relations Board 367 Notes 372 National Labor Relations Board v. Babcock & Wilcox 375 Notes 379 Eastex, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board 381 Notes 386 National Labor Relations Board v. Local 1229, I.B.E. W. 387 Notes and Questions 390 3. Employer Speech and Persuasion 391 (a.) Free Speech and Coercive Threats 392 National Labor Relations Board v. Virginia Electric & Power Co. 393 Notes 396 National Labor Relations Board v. Gissel Packing Co. 397 Notes and Questions 400 (b.) Employer Speech and the Union's Right to Reply 403 (c.) Free Speech and Fair Elections 405 Sewell Mfg. Co. 405 Notes 409 Note on Election Misrepresentations and Board Waffles 411 4. Picketing, Free Speech and Freedom of Assembly 412 (a.) The Mysterious Constitutional Dimension 413 (b.) The Organizational Picketing Problem 414 (c.) The NLRA and Section 8(b)(7) 415 Case I 417 Case II 417 Case III 418 5. Compulsory Unionism, Freedom of Association and Free Riders 418 Chapter V The Right to Voice: Democracy in the Workplace 423 A. The Historic Promise and Premises of Industrial Democracy 424 1. The Promise 424 Clyde W. Summers, Industrial Democracy: America's Unfulfilled Promise 424 2. The Basic Premises of Industrial Democracy in America 428 Francis Biddle, Chairman, National Labor Relations Board (Old), Should the Collective Bargaining Proposal Be Adopted? 428 CONTENTS B. The Instrument of Voice 430 1. The Majority Union 430 2. Non-Majority Unions 433 3. "Company Unions" — Employer Influence and Employee Free Choice 436 Hertzka 6· Knowles v. National Labor Relations Board 438 Notes and Questions 441 National Labor Relations Board v. Webcor Packaging, Inc. 442 Notes and Questions 448 4. Considering Alternatives 449 Richard B. Freeman & Joel Rogers, What Workers Want 449 Thomas A. Kochan, Labor Policy For The Twenty-First Century 452 Note 455 Clyde W. Summers, Employee Voice and Employer Choice 455 Note 459 5. A Court-Created Participation Dilemma: Can There Be Too Much Employee Participation? 459 National Labor Relations Board v. Yeshiva University 459 Notes and Questions 465 C. Voice in What Matters? Subjects of Bargaining 467 National Labor Relations Board v. American National Insurance Co. 467 Notes 471 National Labor Relations Board v. Wooster Division of Borg-Warner Corp. 472 Notes 475 Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation v. National Labor Relations Board 476 Notes and Questions 481 First National Maintenance Corporation v. NLRB 482 Notes and Questions 489 National Labor Relations Board v. Truitt Manufacturing Co. 492 Notes and Questions 494 A Comparative Note on Worker Participation 495 D. Voice in the Voice: The Right to a Democratic Union 498 Democracy in Labor Unions 499 Clyde W. Summers, Legislating Union Democracy 501 Report of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare on Senate Bill 1555 502 Senator McClellan Introducing His Bill of Rights As an Amendment to S.I 555 503 1. The Meaning of "Equal Rights" (LMRDA Sec. 101(a)(l)) 504 Clyde W. Summers, Democracy in a One Party State: Perspectives from Landrum-Griffin 504 Bunz v. Moving Picture Machine Operators' Protective Union Local 224 507 Notes and Questions 510 2. The Meaning of "Freedom of Speech and Assembly" (LMRDA Sec. 101 (a)(2)) 512 Salzhandler v. Caputo 512 Notes 517 CONTENTS xiii 3. Election of Union Officers 519 Clyde W. Summers, Democracy in a One Party State: Perspectives from Landrum Griffin 519 Wirtz v. Hotel, Motel and Club Employees Union, Local 6 520 Notes 526 Enforcement of LMRDA 530 4. Rights of Union Officers: Protection of Dissent, or Entrenchment? 533 Sheet Metal Workers' International Association v. Lynn 533 Notes 536 5. Government Trusteeships and Union Democracy 537 Chapter VI Self Government in the Collective Market 539 A. Regulation of Market Forces in the Collective Market 540 1. The Timing of Economic Action 541 2. Strikes and Countermeasures 543 National Labor Relations Board v. Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co. 545 Notes and Questions 547 Pattern Makers' League of North America v. NLRB 549 Notes 554 3. Replacements and Repercussions 554 NLRB v. Curtin Matheson Scientific, Inc. 556 Notes 562 Belknap, Inc. v. Hale 563 Notes 568 B. Employer Economic Action — The Lockout 571 American Ship Building Co. v. NLRB 571 Notes 578 С Union Secondary Pressures — The Secondary Boycott 580 1. The Functions of Secondary Pressures 580 Trucking and Boycotts — A Cautionary Tale 581 2. The Search for a Rationale 582 3. Secondary Pressures under the Common Law 584 Goldfinger v. Feintuch 584 Notes 587 4. Secondary Pressures under the Statute — Appeals to Other Employers 588 NLRB v. Business Machine & Office Appliance Mechanics Conference Board, Local 459, International Union Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers, CIO 589 Notes 592 5. Secondary Pressure under the Statute — Pleas to Consumers 593 Edward]. DeBartolo Corp. v. Florida Gulf Coast Building and Construction Trades Council 596 Notes and Questions 602 6. Federal Preemption in the Collective Labor Market 603 D. The Instrument of Self Government: The Collective Agreement 606 1. Introduction 606 2. Enforcement of Collective Agreements 608 3. Courts and Arbitrators — Judicial Reliance on Private Process 613 xiv CONTENTS United Steel Workers of America v. American Manufacturing Co. 614 Notes 617 United Steel Workers of America v. Warrior & Gulf Navigation Co. 618 Notes 621 United Steel Workers of America v. Enterprise Wheel & Car Corporation 623 Notes 625 Eastern Associated Coal Corporation v. United Mine Workers of America District 17 628 Notes and Questions 633 4. Creation and Enforcement of the No-Strike Obligation 635 Local 174, Teamsters v. Lucas Flour Company 635 Notes 639 5. Suits for Injunctions 640 Boys Market Inc., v. Retail Clerks Union, Local 770 640 Notes and Questions 648 Preemption by Collective Agreement 651 Chapter VII The Right to Fair and Equal Treatment 653 A. Fair Representation in Contract Negotiation and Administration 653 1. Fairness in Contract Negotiations 654 Steele v. Louisville & N.R. Co. 654 Notes 659 Ford Motor Co. v. Huffman 660 Notes 663 2. Fairness in Contract Administration 668 Notes 670 Vaca v. Sipes 671 Notes 681 Union and Employer Liability in Fair Representation Cases 687 B. Fairness under Title VII, Civil Rights Act of 1964 688 1. Intentional Discrimination or Disparate Treatment 690 (a.) Proof through Indirect Evidence 690 Desert Palace, Inc. v. Costa 690 Notes 693 (b.) Statistical Proof 696 Hazelwood School District v. United States 696 Notes 703 2. Disparate Impact 705 3. Remedies for Discrimination 707 4. Affirmative Action 708 Johnson v. Transportation Agency 708 Notes 716 5. Sex Discrimination 718 (a.) The Bona Fide Occupational Qualification Defense (§703(e)(l)) 719 Dothard v. Rawlinson 719 Notes 723 CONTENTS xv International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America v. Johnson Controls, Inc. 725 Notes 729 (b.) Pregnancy Discrimination 730 (с.) Harassment — Sexual and Otherwise 730 Notes 732 Harris v. Forklift Systems, Inc. 733 Notes 737 Faragher v. City of Boca Raton 739 Notes 748 (d.) From Sex to Gender Discrimination? 750 Rene v. MGM Grand Hotel, Inc. 750 Notes 756 6. Religious Discrimination 757 Ansonia Board of Education v. Philbrook 757 Notes 762 C. Fairness for Older Workers: The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) 763 Western Air Lines, Inc. v. Criswell 764 Notes 768 Smith v. City of Jackson 769 Notes and Questions 776 D. Fairness to the Disabled: The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) 777 1. Who Is Disabled? 779 Sutton v. United Air Lines, Inc. 779 Notes 787 2. What Is Reasonable Accommodation? 789 US Airways, Inc. v. Barnett 789 Notes 800 E. Equal Treatment in Arbitration 802 In re Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation and International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America, Local 86 802 Notes 804 Chapter VIII Protection of Physical Integrity — Occupational Health and Safety 805 A. Introduction 805 1. The World of Work 805 David Halle, American s Working Man: Work, Home, and Politics among Blue Collar Property Owners 805 2. The World of Law 810 B. Overview of the Occupational Safety and Health Act 814 1. Substantive Duties 814 2. Enforcement Procedure 815 3. Role of State Legislation 816 4. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health 817 xvi CONTENTS C. Federal Mine Safety and Health Act 817 D. Duties and Standards 818 Caterpillar Inc., v. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission 818 Notes and Questions 823 E. Adoption of Standards 825 American Iron and Steel Institute v. Occupational Safety and Health Administration 825 Notes and Questions 833 American Textile Manufacturers Institute Inc. v. Donovan 836 Notes and Questions 848 F. Emergency Temporary Standards 852 G. Employer Defenses 854 P. Gioioso & Sons, Inc. v. Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission 854 Notes and Questions 861 New York State Electric & Gas Corp. v. Secretary of Labor 862 Notes and Questions 871 Atlantic & Gulf Stevedores, Inc., v. Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission 872 Notes and Questions 880 H. Enforcement of Employer Obligations 880 1. Inspection 880 (a.) Requirement of a Warrant 881 (b.) OSHA Efforts to Reduce Inspections 882 2. Post Inspection Procedures 883 (a.) Authority of the Secretary 884 (b.) Penalties 885 3. Effectiveness of Enforcement Procedures and Remedies 886 Questions on the Enforcement Process 890 4. Employee Rights and Participation in Enforcement 890 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers v. Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission 891 Notes and Questions 897 Donovan v. R.D. Andersen Co., Inc. 899 Notes and Questions 901 Whirlpool Corporation v. Marshall 902 Notes and Questions 909 5. Notice to Employees of Risks 912 United Steelworkers of America v. Auchter 912 Notes and Questions 922 ASARCO, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board 923 Notes and Questions 927 I. Federal Reliance on the States 929 AFL-CIO Industrial Union Department v. Marshall 929 J. State Plans 934 Gade v. National Solid Wastes Management Association 935 Notes and Questions 944 Index 947
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