Grossman v. Sendor

According to the stipulated facts submitted by the parties, the defendants are the sole stockholders of Sendor Bindery, Inc., which employed members of the plaintiff union. Pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement between them, the corporation was to make payments, calculated as a percentage of the gross earnings of employees, to the union’s welfare, pension, and special displacement benefit trust funds, which had been established by separate agreements between the parties. Having apparently run into financial difficulties, the Bindery failed to pay to the funds $36,813.51 for the…