Intertown Corp. v. Unemployment Compensation Commission
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBtjshnell, J.
Claimant Margaret Braun was employed as an elevator operator and claimant Walter Roesler as a janitor by plaintiff Intertown Corporation, a Michigan corporation, which owns and operates the David Broderick Tower, an office building in Detroit. A group of the corporation employees desired union recognition and gave a strike ultimatum to plaintiff. An emplojmr witness stated that prior to the strike date the corporation agreed to arrange an election, but that the employees nevertheless went out on strike on October 26, 1948.
Elevator operation was restored within an hour. New employees were…
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