Legal Opinion
Busch Jewelry Co. v. United Retail Employees' Union Local 830
New York Court of Appeals
Decided July 11, 1939PublishedCited by 56 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtHubbs, J.
The respondents, hereinafter referred to as the companies, operate twelve retail stores in New York city. The appellants will be referred to as the unions. Labor difficulties arose between the unions and the companies, and an attempt was made to settle such differences by negotiations, but the representatives of the unions would not negotiate while there was a stenographer in the room. They threatened to strike and left the room with the statement, “ I’ll meet you at the barricade.” On May 17, 1938, the unions called a strike against the companies and established picket lines at the…
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