Stone Logging & Contracting Co. v. International Woodworkers

The problem presented by the pleadings and evidence may be stated as follows: Each of two rival unions claims to be the representative designated by a majority of plaintiff’s employees for the purpose of collective bargaining. Consequently, each of them claims the right to act as sole collective bargaining agency for all of the employees of the company. The A. F. of L. union, which had in the past acted as bargaining agency, contracted with the employer that it should be the sole collective bargaining agency for all of the employees. The employee members of the C. I. O. did not by any act…