Beasley v. Food Fair of North Carolina, Inc.
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Brennan
Taft-Hartley amendments 1 of the National Labor Relations Act excluded supervisors from the protections of the Act and thus freed employers to discharge supervisors without violating the Act's restraints against discharges on account of labor union membership. The question in this case is whether those amendments also freed the employer from liability in damages to the discharged supervisors'uncjer §§ 95-81 and 95-83 of North Carolina’s right-to-work law that provides such an action for employees discharged for union membership. 2
Respondent Food Fair of North Carolina, Inc. (Food Fair), a…
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