Thornton v. Victor Meat Co.

—Plaintiffs, who consist of Butchers Union, Local No. 120, its secretary-treasurer, and several members of the union, sought to recover, for all members similarly situated; wages allegedly due from the defendant meat processors under the provisions of a collective bargaining agreement which guaranteed the regular employees a five-day, forty-houy work week. The defendants, members of the Pacific Coast Meat Jobbers Association, 1 attacked the complaint by demurrer, and motion for summary judgment. 2 Plaintiffs Jiave appealed from an adverse judgment entered following the granting of defendants…