Local 4, Int'l Brotherhood of Electric Workers, 958 (1960)

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Local 4, Int'l Brotherhood of Electric Workers, 958 (1960)

in a separate building, but it is next door to the Employer's main building. Some of the office clerical employees in the wholesale drug division work in the New York City plant, while others work in the Brooklyn plant, but this geographical separation does not result in different employment interests. As the employees in the wine and spirit import division are merely a segment of the Employer's entire office force, they do not constitute a separate appropriate unit. We find, therefore, that a unit of all the office clerical employees in the four divisions of the Employer is appropriate.

Accordingly, we find that the following groups of employees in the wine and spirit import, pharmaceutical manufacturing, wholesale drug, and corporate divisions of the Employer's New York City and Brooklyn, New York, plants, excluding from each unit warehouse employees, salesmen,' watchmen, guards, and all supervisors as defined in the Act, constitute separate units appropriate for the purpose of collective bargaining within the meaning of Section 9 (b) of the Act : 6 (a) All office clerical employees; and (b) All production and maintenance employees, including doormen.

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