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THE NATIONAL LABOR Relations Board (NLRB) last week agreed to drop its request for an injunction to stop J.P. Stevens' repeated violations of the nation's labor laws in exchange for the company's promise to rehire 11 workers fired for pro-union activities and to follow the law in...
Given Steven's past history and its refusal last week to admit that it has ever broken the law in the past, its promise not to break the law in the future has little credibility. In the past fifteen years Stevens has calculated that it is more profitable to systematically...
And the company has the audacity to announce that its agreement with the NLRB "does not constitute an admission by Stevens that it has committed any unfair labor practices.
In dissent, Justices Thurgood Marshall and John Paul Stevens argued that the court had used the Presidential Recordings Act to frustrate the law's own purpose. Congress clearly intended, Marshall wrote, to ensure the American people "full access to all facts about the Watergate affair." Added Stevens: "For this...
United Front members then entered Holyoke Center, where they dropped leaflets, talked to employees and left hundreds of messages for Lawrence F. Stevens '65, secretary to the ACSR.