Adams v. Building Service Employees International Union, Local No. 6
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMillard, J.
J. W. Adams, a licensed nurseryman, who has been doing business under the name Richmond Nurseries in King county for thirty-two years, raises more than ninety per cent of his stock. The nursery, in which seven persons are employed, comprises about fifteen acres of land and has a stock valued at approximately sixty thousand dollars, including real estate and equipment. Neither Adams, who does not object to his employees joining a union if they desire to do so, nor any of his seven employees is a member of any labor union.
The Building Service Employees International Union, which is an affiliate…
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