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032303P.pdf 03/16/2004 JHP & Associates v. NLRB
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No: 03-2303
and No: 03-2549
Agency
Petition for Review - Labor Law. Adverse inference rule permits but
does not compel an adverse finding when the General Counsel does not
call a witness within her control, and the Board was not required to
accept the employer's rationale for firing the witness in the absence of
his testimony; finding that the employee was discharged for his perceived
union support was supported by the record; under the circumstances of
this case, the union was entitled to names, but not addresses and phone
numbers, of workers hired to replace striking employees.
[PUBLISHED] [Riley, Author]