081 NLRB 70
Wickham Packing Co.
In the Matter of WICKHAM PACKING COMPANY , EMPLOYER and INTER-
NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS , CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSE-
MEN AND HELPERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL 886 , A. F. L.
Case No. 16-RC--45.Decided January 10, 1949
DECISION
AND
ORDER
On September 24, 1948, pursuant to a "Stipulation for Certification
upon Consent Election," an election by secret ballot was conducted
under the direction and supervision of the Regional Director for the
Sixteenth Region .
Upon the conclusion of the election, a Tally of
Ballots was furnished the parties in accordance with the Rules and
Regulations of the Board.
The Tally shows that 21 ballots were cast, of which 9 were for and
11 against the Petitioner, and 1 was challenged.
On September 29, 1948, the Petitioner filed objections to the con-
duct of the election and conduct of the Employer affecting the results
of the election.
On November 26, 1948, and on December 13, 1948, the Regional
Director made his Report and Supplemental Report, on Objections,
which were served on all parties to this proceeding. In his Reports
the Regional Director found that, although some of the charges were
not substantiated, there was ample evidence to support the Petitioner's
charge that the Employer's conduct was such as to interfere with the
free choice of the employees in the selection of a representative for
the purposes of collective bargaining, and recommended that a new
election be directed.
No exceptions having been taken by the parties to the Report or the
Supplemental Report on Objections, as provided in the Board' s Rules
and Regulations-Series 5, Section 203.61, as amended, we adopt the
findings of the Regional Director.
Accordingly, we shall set the
election aside and shall direct a new election when the Regional
Director advises the Board that the circumstances permit a free choice
of representatives among the Employer's employees.
81 N. L. R. B., No. 12.
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WICKHAM PACKING COMPANY
ORDER
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IT IS HEREBY oRDERm that the election of September 24, 1948, con-
ducted among employees of Wickham Packing Company, Ada, Okla-
homa, be, and it hereby is, set aside.
CHAIRMAN HERZOG and MEMBER HOUSTON took no part in the con-
sideration of the above Decision and Order.