John Marshall Harlan II

John Marshall Harlan II

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Portrait of John Marshall Harlan II John Marshall Harlan II Humphrey v. Moore — Concurrence

Moreover, a committee with authority to settle grievances whose composition is different from that in the multiunion-multi-employer bargaining unit cannot be deemed to possess power to effect changes in the bargaining agreement. When it is alleged that the union itself has engaged or acquiesced in such a departure from the collective bargaining agreement, I can see no reason why an individually affected employee may not step into the shoes of the union and maintain a § 301 suit himself.
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Portrait of John Marshall Harlan II John Marshall Harlan II Humphrey v. Moore — Concurrence

It should not be decided without our having the benefit of the views of those charged with the administration of the labor laws. To that end I would reverse the judgment of the state court to the extent that it rests upon a holding that the Joint Conference Committee acted beyond the scope of its authority, set the case for reargument on the unfair representation issue, and invite the National Labor Relations Board to present its views by brief and oral argument on the preemption question.
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