W. Elec. v. W. Elec.

At its plant in Kearny the complainant employed 12,000 production employees all of whom are members of and represented by defendant union; they went on strike January 3d 1946. Complainant also had about 4,000 other employees none of whom are members of defendant union or engaged in the strike. For convenience I shall speak of those non-strikers as supervisors. The complainant had anticipated the strike and consequent picketing and as a result of a conference with Kearny officials had believed that its supervisors would receive police assistance if necessary to enable them to pass through…