Senn v. Tile Layers Protective Union, Local No. 5

The following opinion was filed June 29, 1936:

Fairchild, J.

Appellant is engaged as a contractor in the tile-setting business in Milwaukee. He conducts his business as a small concern, and in addition to hiring tile setters, he, himself performs services usually rendered by a journeyman or helper. It was established on the trial that appellant employed his brother approximately ten per cent of the time; that he entered into a partnership with William Neider, a former union journeyman who gave up his membership in the union to enter into the partnership, and also employed Arnold Holly, a…