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Operations In Fiscal Year 1988 - National Labor Relations Board

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164 Fifty-Third Annual Report of the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Labor</strong> <strong>Relations</strong> <strong>Board</strong>Finally, the saga of NLRB v. Newspaper & Mail Deliverers"continued during fiscal year <strong>1988</strong>. <strong>In</strong> the 1987 annual report, wereported on two contempt adjudications issued against the unionduring that year—an initial contempt adjudication issued on October30, 1986, and a second adjudication issued May 4, 1987, imposinga fme of $25,000. The union's refusal to post and publish<strong>Board</strong> notices continued despite these orders. Accordingly, the<strong>Board</strong> moved the court for the imposition of additional fmes andfor issuance of a writ of body attachment against the responsibleunion agent. On October 1, 1987, the Second Circuit upheld the<strong>Board</strong>'s position and issued its third contempt adjudicationagainst the union. <strong>In</strong> that order the court assessed a fme of$175,000 against the union, ordered that the union pay $2,895.11in costs and attorneys' fees, and issued a writ of body attachmentagainst the business representative to be effective until full compliancewas achieved. The court subsequently reduced the compliancefme to $112,000 and all aspects of the <strong>Board</strong>'s Order andadjudication were satisfied before the body attachment writ wasexecuted.18 See fn. 6, supra.

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