076 NLRB 242

Remington Rand, Inc.

Last amended: 1948Year: 1948Length: 346 wordsOfficial source
In the Matter of REMINGTON RAND, INC., EMPLOYER and AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR, PETITIONER Case No. 20-R-2194 SUPPLEMENTAL DECISION AND ORDER February 16, 1948 On July 22, 1947, pursuant to a Decision and Direction by the Board dated July 7, 1947,1 the Regional Director, having opened and counted certain challenged ballots cast at the election held on March 25, 1947, issued and duly served upon the parties a Revised Tally of Ballots. The Revised Tally shows that, of approximately 30 eligible voters, 26 cast ballots, of which 12 were for the Petitioner and 13 against, and 1 void. Thereafter, on July 28, 1947, the Petitioner, purporting to comply with the Board's Rules and Regulations, the relevant provisions of which had been incorporated in the consent election agreement, filed objections to the conduct of the election. No prior objections to the conduct of the March election had been filed by any party to the proceeding. As it appears that the Petitioner's Objections were filed untimely under the Board's Rules and Regulations governing the conduct of the election, the Objections are hereby overruled.² The results of the election show that no collective bargaining representative has been selected by a majority of the employees in the unit heretofore found appropriate. The petition for investigation and certification of representatives will, therefore, be dismissed. ORDER IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the petition for investigation and certification of representatives of employees filed by the Petitioner, be, and it hereby is, dismissed. MEMBERS MURDOCK and GRAY took no part in the consideration of the above Supplemental Decision and Order. 1 74 N L R. B 447. 2 See Matter of Lenox Furnace Company, 64 N L R B 669 ; Matter of Danita Hosiery Manufacturing Co., Inc, 72 N. L. R. B 162 3 We shall not consider the question of the validity of the single challenged ballot upon which we had previously deferred ruling in our Decision and Direction, as the counting of this one ballot could not affect the result of the election 76 N L R B, No. 35. 242
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