International Union, United Automobile Workers, Local No. 386 v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Board

Appellants’ first contention is that findings 15 and 16 of the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board have no support in the competent credible evidence. They are:

“15. That on February 3, 1949, a meeting was had of the stewards of the local union and the president thereof, and beginning on the following Monday a substantial plant-wide slowdown of the employees of the complainant became effective, as a result of which the production turned in by the employees of the complainant was sharply curtailed, and said reduction in production extended to all work performed, including nonincentive or day…