Trico Products Corporation v. National Labor Relations Board
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
FRIENDLY, Circuit Judge:
What began as a rather minor incident in the research engineering and metallurgy departments of Trico Products Corporation (Trico) has subsequently developed into a vigorously contested dispute before the National Labor Relations Board and has finally led to a Board order imposing substantial back pay' liability on the company. The escalation of this teapot-sized tempest into a serious legal struggle is attributable to a combination of inept handling by lower and middle management and the Board’s unwarranted modifications of the basically sensible recommendations of…
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