National Labor Relations Board v. Biscayne Television Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
' The Board in its order found the Employer, the operator of a TV station, guilty of § 8(a) (1) interference in the exercise of rights of the employees. It also found that the employees Marlin, Filer and Lipari were discharged, and Weand demoted on August 12, 1958, for union activity contrary to § 8(a) (3). Considering that the conclusions were reached on controverted evidence warranting the Board making a choice between conflicting inferences, the Employer does not directly attack these conclusions. The Employer does object to that part of the order referred to as the remedy. The Board’s…
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