Extract
Wiese Plow Welding Co., Inc., 616 (1958)
filed to the recommendations concerning Weeks, Conterino, Doremus,
Mangano, Meeuwisse, and Crossway, we adopt the Regional Director's recommendation as to those challenges. The Employer filed exceptions to the Regional Director's findings and recommendation as to Murphy, Lawrence, and Wanczyk.The Regional Director found that Murphy, Lawrence, and Wanczyk held the status of laid-off employees on the election date, and that these employees had a reasonable expectancy of future employment by the Employer as of such date, which rendered them eligible to vote. Thus, his investigation disclosed that Murphy and Lawrence had worked for the Employer as machinists, 41/2 and 11/2 years, respectively, prior to being laid off on November 7, 1958. He found that pursuant to the departmental seniority in force in the plant,Murphy would be entitled to recall first, and Lawrence second, in the event additional machinists were required by the Employer. He found that Wanczyk, a braider, was first employed by the Employer on November 7, 1957; that prior to her layoff for economic reasons on November 7, 1958, she had twice been laid off and later recalled to work; and that her departmental seniority placed her next in line for recall in the event additional braiders were required. We disagree with the Employer's position in its exceptions that the Regional Director's conclusions and recommendations as to Murphy, Lawrence, and Wanczyk are not based upon sufficient evidence. Accordingly, we adopt the Regional Director's findings that they were eligible to vote as of the time of the election, and shall order their ballots opened and counted.[The Board directed that the Regional Director for the Second Region shall, pursuant to National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations, open and count the ballots of Weeks, Conterino, Doremus, Mangano, Murphy, Lawrence, and Wanczyk, and serve upon the parties a revised tally of ballots, including therein the count of said challenged ballots.] 1 On Fe...See the full content of this document
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