Dubinsky v. Blue Dale Dress Co.

In February, 1936, the Popular Priced Dress Manufacturers Group, Inc., an association of employers (hereinafter called the association), made a collective agreement with the plaintiffs’ international and joint board, the latter representing five local unions. This contract was to run for nearly three years and purported to make effective a desire for co-operation in establishing ■ for the industry a living wage and fair and reasonable conditions of labor and to provide methods for fair and peaceful adjustment of disputes so as to secure uninterrupted operation and general stabilization. The…