NLRB v. J. Weingarten, Inc., Kartoniert / Broschiert

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. In 1972, J. Weingarten, Inc.(Weingarten) operated a chain of food outlets. Among the company's outlets, there were two types of establishments: stores with lunch counters and lobby food operations. Beginning in 1961, Leura Collins was employed at Store No. 2, a store with lunch counter, as a sales person. Then in 1970, she was transferred to Store No. 98, a lobby food operation, where she again worked as a sales person. As a Weingarten sales person, Collins was represented under a collective bargaining agreement by Retail Clerks Union, Local Union No. 455. After a report that Collins was taking money from the cash register, an internal Weingarten investigator spent two days in June 1972 observing the store without the knowledge of Store No. 98's manager. After completing the surveillance, the investigator informed the store manager of his presence and reported that he could find nothing wrong. The store manager then told the investigator that one coworker had reported that Collins failed to pay full price for a box of chicken she had purchased.