General Motors Corp.Download PDFNational Labor Relations Board - Board DecisionsMay 29, 194024 N.L.R.B. 159 (N.L.R.B. 1940) Copy Citation In the Matter of GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION and INTERNATIONAL UNION, U. A. W. A., AFFILIATED WITH THE A. F.'L. In the Matter of GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION and PATTERN MAKERS LEAGUE OF NORTH AMERICA , AFFILIATED WITH THE A. F. L. In the Matter of GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION and INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS OF AMERICA, AFFILIATED WITH ' THE CIO In the Matter of GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION and LOCAL 1411, INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS (A. F. OF L.) Cases Nos. R-1721 to R-1731, inclusive SUPPLEMENTAL DECISION CERTIFICATION OF REPRESENTATIVES DIRECTION OF RUN-OFF ELECTIONS AND ORDER May 29, 1940 On February 28, 1940, the National Labor Relations Board, herein called the Board, issued its Decision and Direction of Elections in the above-entitled proceedings.' On April 15, 1940, the Board issued an Amendment to Direction of Elections.2 In its Decision and Direction of Elections and the Amendment thereto, the Board, in accordance *ith a stipulation entered into by all the parties to these proceedings, directed that separate elections by secret ballot be conducted : (1) Among the employees of General Motors Corporation, herein called the Company, in the work classifications set forth in the foot- note hereto,3 said employees being. herein called the pattern makers, 120 N. L.' R. B. 950. 3 22 N . L. R. B. 986. 3 Wood pattern makers and model makers , working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands ), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine, model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men , and the apprentices of these classifications (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential nature). 24 N. L. R. B., No. 6. 159 160 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD at each of nine plants of the Company to determine whether they desired to be represented by the Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., herein called the Pattern Makers, or by International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the C., I. 0., herein called the C. I; 0, U. A. W., for,the purposes of collective bargaining, or by neither; (2) Among the pattern makers at one plant of the Company to determine whether or not they desired to be represented by the Pattern Makers for the purposes of collective bargaining; (3) Among the employees of the Company in the work classifica- tions set forth in the footnote hereto,4 said employees being herein called the die sinkers, at one plant of the Company to determine whether they desired to be represented by Lodge 1411, International Association of Machinists, affiliated with the National Die Sinkers Conference (A. F. L.), or by the C. I. O.-U. A. W., for the purposes of collective bargaining, or by neither; (4) Among the die sinkers at one plant to determine whether they desired to be represented by Lodge 1217, International Association of Machinists, affiliated with the National Die Sinkers Conference (A. F. L.), or by the C. I. O.-U. A. W., for the purposes of collective bargaining, or by neither; and (5) Among the employees of the Company in the work classifica- tions set forth in the footnote hereto,,' said employees being herein called the production and maintenance employees, at 58 plants of the Company to determine whether they desired to be represented by In- ternational Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., herein called the A. F. L.-U. A. W., or by the 4 Impression die sinkers employed in the manufacture or maintenance of dies used to complete forgins, the said employees to include die sinkers on bench , mill, lathe, and other machines : trim die makers ; kellermen ; edgermen and edger grinders ; upset die men ; and turning impression men (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature). 'Production and maintenance employees , and mechanical employees in engineering de- partment shops, excluding the pattern makers and die sinkers afore-mentioned , direct rep- resentatives of the management , such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers , factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales , accounting , Personnel and Industrial Relations Depart- ments , directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents , general foremen , foremen and assistant foremen , and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity , including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders ), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time =study men, plant protection employees ( but not to include maintenance patrolmen , or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees , chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in- power plants, de- signing ( drawing board ), production estimating and planning, engineers , draftsmen and detailers , physicists , chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer -artists and clay and plaster modelers ( but not those who make patterns ), timekeepers , technical school students , inden- tured apprentices , and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training , kitchen and cafeteria help. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 161 C. I. O.-U. A. W., for the purposes of collective bargaining, or by neither. The Board provided that if a majority of the pattern makers or of the die sinkers at any one of the specified plants chose the Pattern Makers or the Die Sinkers respectively, such employees at each such plant would constitute a.separate appropriate bargaining unit, and, further, that if a majority of the pattern makers or of the die sinkers at any one of these plants chose the C. I. O.-U. A. W., they would constitute a separate appropriate bargaining unit, except that where a majority of the production and maintenance employees at any such plant, also chose, the C. I. O.-U. A. W.,. then the employees in such craft and the production and maintenance employees together would constitute a single appropriate unit. The Board further provided that the production and maintenance employees at each plant in which a majority thereof chose the A F. L.-U. A. W. should constitute a single unit appropriate for the pur- poses of collective bargaining, and that the-production 'and mainte- nance employees at each plant in which the majority chose the C'. I. O.-U. A. W. should constitute a single unit appropriate for' the purposes of collective bargaining.6 , Pursuant to the Direction of Elections, as amended, elections by secret ballot were conducted on April- 17, 1940, under the direction and supervision of the Regional Director for the Seventh Region, Detroit, Michigan. On April 25, 1.940; the Regional Director, acting pursuant to Article III, Section 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series ,2, as amended, issued and duly served upon the parties an Elections Report. On May 1, 1940, the Regional Director issued . and duly served upon the parties a' Correction of Elections Report. The Regional Director omitted from his Report the tally, findings, and recommendations as to three elections, the re- sults of which depend upon. the disposition made of challenged ballots.' As to the balloting and its results; the Regional Director reported in part as follows : - 6 As stated above, such unit would include also the members of any craft group at such plant , the majority of whom also chose the C. I. O.-U. A . W. in a craft election directed to be held among them. 7 These elections were among the pattern makers at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw, Michigan , among the die sinkers at the Chevrolet Motor Division ( Forge ) ( Spring and Bumper ), Detroit, Michigan, and among the production and maintenance employees at the Chevrolet Motor Division ( Experimental Laboratories ), Hamtramck , Michigan. 162 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Elections Among Pattern and Model Makers Total Valid CADILLAo MOTOR CAR DIvIsIon, Da nioIT; MICHIGAN : ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 49 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 49 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 49 49 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L____________ 13 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 29 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 7 BUIOK MOTOR DIVISION, FLINT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 130 2. Total ballots, cast --------------------------------------- 127 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 2 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 125 125 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L_____________ 70 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 55 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 0 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, FLINT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 22 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 20 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 0 6. Total valid ballots cast_________________________________ 20 20 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L_____________ 19 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 1 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 0 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION (GREY IRON FOUNDRY), SAGINAW, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 184 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 184 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 1 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 183 183 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L_____________ 53 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 124 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 6 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 163 Total Valid all ' votes "CLEVELAND DIESEL ENGINE DIVISION, CLEVELAND, OHIO: ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 9 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 9 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 9 9 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L_____________ 4 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 5 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 0 FISHEa BODY DIVISION (PLANT #23), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 113 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 104 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 3 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 101 101 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L_____________ 58 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 40 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 3 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #27-6), DETROIT, MICHIGAN 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 150 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 104 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 1 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 103 103 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L___________________ 18 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United -Automobile Workers of America______________ 75 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 10 PONTIAC MoToR DIVISION, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN : - 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 69 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 65 3. Total ballots challenged ------ ..________________________ 8 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 57 57 7. Total number.of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L__________________ 39 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_________18 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 0 RESEARCH LARORATORIEs DIVISION, DETROIT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 12 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 10 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 164 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Total Valid all votes RESEARCH LABORATORIES DIVISION, DETROIT, MICHIGAN-COn. ballots only 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 10 10 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L__________________ 10 8. Total number of votes against Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L____________ 0 Elections Among Impression Die Sinkers BUICK MoTon DIVISION, FLINT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 104 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 104 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 14 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ - 0 5. Total void ballots _____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast _________________________________ 90 90 7. Total number of votes for Lodge 1411, International Asso- ciation of Machinists , affiliated with the National Die Sinkers Conference (A. F. L.) ----------------------- 70 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 16 9. Total number of votes for neither _____________________ 4 Elections Among Production and Maintenance Employees and Mechanical Employees in, Engi- neering Department Shops A0 SPARK PLUG DIVISION, FLINT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 4, 207 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 3,727 3, Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 45 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 13 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 2 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 3, 667 3,667 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 1, 076 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 2, 229 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 362 BUICK MOTOR DIVISION, FLINT,. MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 13, 557 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 12,575 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 35 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 19 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 24 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 12,497 12,497 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 2, 328 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 9, 181 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 1 988 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 165 Total Valid all votes CADILLAO MOTOR CAR DIVISION , DI7rR0IT, MICHIGAN : ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list________ _________________________ 3, 129 2. Total ballots cast--------------------------------------- 2, 556 3. Total ballotschallenged _______________________________ 41 4. Total blank ballots----------- ------------------------- 1 5. Total void - ballots ----- --------------------------------- 7 6. Total valid votes cast__________ _______________________ 2,507 2,507 7. Total number of votes . for . A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America _______ 437 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______ ________ 1, 847 9. Total number. of..votes for neither_______________________ 223 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, NORwooD , OHIO: 1. Total on eligibility . list -------------------------------- 862 2. Total ballots cast-------------------------------------- 792 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 4 4. Total blank -ballots----------------------------------- 2 5. Total void ballots _____________________________________ 1 6. Total valid votes cast________________________________ 785' 785 7. Total number of votes .'for. A. F. L.-International Union , United Automobile Workers of America ------- 565 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers 'of-America --------------- 213 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 7 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION , TOLEDO; OHIO: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 5113 2. Total ballots cast_ ____________________________________ 590 3. Total ballots challenged______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 1 5. Total void ballots______________------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 589 589 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America -- ----- 13 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America- ------------ 524 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 52 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION , JANESVILLE , WISCONSIN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1, 032 2. Total ballets cast ------------------------------------- 968 3. Total ballots challenged_______________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____ ________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 968 968 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America ---- ---- 169 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_ _____________ 757 9. Total number of votes for neither______ ________________ 42 283035-42-vol. 24-12 166 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, NORTH TARRYTOWN, N. Y.: Total all ballots Valid votes only 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1,396 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 1,222 3. Total ballots challenged--------------- 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 4 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 1,214 1,214 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America ------ 517 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O: International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 675 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 22 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVIsIoN , ATLANTA, GEORGIA : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 753 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 654 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 654 654 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America ------- 38 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America------------- 596 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 20 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, MUNCIE, INDIANA : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1,022 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 1,008 3. Total,ballots challenged_______________________________ 32 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 4 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 1 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 971 971 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 19 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O: International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 694 9. Total number of votes for neither ---------------------- - 258 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND: 1. Total. on eligibility list ---------------- v_-------------- 912 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 888 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 13 • 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 875 875 7. Total number of votes-for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 405 8. Total number of votes for C: I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 418 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 52 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 167 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI : Total all ballots Valid votes only 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1,113 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 1,003 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots ------------------------------------- 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 1 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 1,002 1,002 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 566 8. Total number,of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 419 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 17 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, ST. Louis, MISSOURI : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 1, 504 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 1,420 3. Total ballots challenged_____________________________3 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ • 4 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 1,413 1,413 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 9 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 1, 132 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ . 272 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, BUFFALO, NEW YORK : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 574 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 565 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 1 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 1 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 563 563 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, - United Automobile Workers of America______________ 18 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 386 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 159 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION (GEAR AND AXLE), DETROIT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 6,191 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 6,045 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 17 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ - 14 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 10 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 6,004 6,004 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 318 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 5,170 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 516 168 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR, RELATIONS BOARD CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION (FORGE) (SPRING & BUMPER), DHIROIT, Total Valid MICHIGAN : all votes ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list --------------------------------- 2,743 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 2,401 3. Total ballots challenged ___----------------------------- 7 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 3 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 9 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 2,382 2,382 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 134 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 1, 907 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 341 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, FLINT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on -eligibility list________________________________ 11, 114 2. Total ballots cast___ _________________________ 10,828 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 38 4. Total blank -.ballots ----------------------------------- ' 2:3 5. Total void ballots -------------------------------------- 18 6. Total valid votes cast ____--------------------------- -_ 10,749 10,749 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 4, 372 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United -Automobile Workers of America______________ 5, 959 9. Total number of votes for neither ----------------------- 418 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION (PARTS), , SAGINAW, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 362 2. Total ballots cast_ _____________________________ 349 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 1 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 3 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 345 345 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 35 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America --------------- 261 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 49 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION (TRANSMISSION), SAGINAW, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1, 247 2. Total ballots cast____________________________________ 1, 190 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 6 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 2 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 1,182 1,182 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ - 128 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 890 9., Total number of votes for neither______________________ 164 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 169 CHEWROLET MOTOR DIVISION (GREY IRON FOUNDRY ), SAGINA\V, Total ll Valid a MICHIGAN : ballots VOte8 only 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 3, 566 2. Total ballots cast ------------------ ------------------ 3,365 3."Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 5 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 4 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 18 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 3,338 3,338 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 956 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 1, 979 9. Total number of votes for neither______ 403 CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, BAY CITY, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1, 938 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 1,894 3. Total ballots challenged -------------------------------- 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 5 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 3 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 1,886 1,886 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 102 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 1, 462 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 322 CLEVELAND DIESEL ENGINE DIVISION , CLEVELAND , OHIO: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 374 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 314 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 314 314 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 6 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 292 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 16 DELCO-REMY DIVISION , ANDERSON , INDIANA : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 6, 787 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 6,149 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 185 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ . 41 5. Total void ballots____________________________________ 7 6. Total valid votes cast ---------------------- _----------- 5,916 5,916 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America___ ___________ 688 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 2, 454 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 2,774 170 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD DELCO-REMY DIVISION ( BATTERY PLANT), MUNCIE, INDIANA: Total all ballots Valid votes only 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 756 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 730 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 14 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 2 5. Total void ballots ------------------------------------ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 714 714. 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 9 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_____________ 625 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 80 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #1), FLINT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 6,348 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 5,886 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 17 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 6 5. Total void ballots__________________________________2 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 5,861 5,861 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_____________ 2, 021 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 3, 722 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 118 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #2), FLINT, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 853 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 792 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 1 5. Total void ballots -------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 791 791 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_____________ 144 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, 'United Automobile Workers of America______________ 631 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 16 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #21), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: - 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 351 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 298 3. Total ballots challenged______________________________ 4 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_'-______________________________ 294 294 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union. United Automobile Workers of America_____________ 6 8. Total number of votes for, C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 263 9. Total number of votes for neither ---------------------- 25 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 171 Total Valid FISHER , BODY DIVISION (PLANT #23), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: all votes ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list------------------------------- 1,128 2. Total ballots cast--- ---------------------------------- 928 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 5 4. Total blank ballots----------------------------------- , 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 1 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 922 922 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 10 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 837 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 75 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #37), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 566 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------ 484 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------ 3 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------ 0 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 481 481 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 9 8. Total number of votes for C: I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 406 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 66 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #27 1-2-3-5-7 AND #27-10 WHICH IS LOCATED AT PLANT #21), DETROIT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 444 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 327 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 3. 4. Total blank ballots----------------------------------- 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------ 0 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 324 324 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 16 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union. United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 222 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 86 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #27-6), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 18 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 12 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------ 0 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots---------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 12 12 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America^ ----- 0 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 10 9. Total number of votes for neither--------------------- 2 172 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Total Valid all votes FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #40), DETROIT, MICHIGAN,: ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_______________________________ 400 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 316 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 5 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots____________________________________ 7 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 304 304 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_________112 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 116 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 76 FISHER BODY DIVISION (PLANT #49), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 25 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 25 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 25 25 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 0 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 17 9. Toal number of votes for neither_______________________ S FISHER BODY DIVISION (FLEETWOOD PLANT), DETROIT, MICHIGAN: 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1, 368 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 1,148 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 5 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 2 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 1,141 1,141 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 69 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, . United Automobile Workers of America______________ 984 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 88 FISHER BODY DIVISION, LANSING, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 3,996 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 3,677 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 3 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________ 2 5. Total void ballots____________________________________ 6 6. Total valid. votes cast_________________________________ 3,666 3,666 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 720 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 2, 552' 9. Total number of votes for neither____________________ 394 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 173 Total Valid all votes FISHER BODY DIVISION', PONTIAC, MICHIGAN : ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 4,453 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 3,731 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 27 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 4 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------ 4 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 3,696 3,696 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 774 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 2, 727 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 195 FISHER BODY DIVISION, ATLANTA, GEORGIA : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 673 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 595 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 1 4. Total blank ballots----------------------------------- 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast-------------------------------- 594 594 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 20 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 567 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 7 FISHER BODY DIVISION, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 978 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 943 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 2 4. Total blank ballots----------------------------------- 1 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast-------------------------------- 940 940 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 237 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 665 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 38 FISHER BODY DIVISION, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI: 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 1, 054 2: Total ballots cast ------------------------------------- 999 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 3 4. Total blank ballots----------------------------------- 1 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------ 1 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 994 994 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 802 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 175 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 17 174 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD FISHER BODY DIVISION, ST. Louis, MISSOURI : Total all ballots Valid votes only 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 1, 534 2• Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 1,455 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 5 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 1 5. Total void ballots-------------------------------------- 1 6. Total valid votes cast---------------------------------- 1,448 1,448 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America---------- -- 10 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America--------------- 1, 346 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 92 FISHER BODY DIVISION; BuFFALo, NEW Yosx : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 642 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 622 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 0 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast---------------------------------- 622 622 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America--------------- 5 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America ---------------- 479 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- . 138 FISHER BODY DIVISION, NORTH TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 1,377 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 1, 322 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 7 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 3 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 1,312 1,312 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 409 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 822 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 81 FISHER BODY DIVISION, CLEVELAND, OHIO: 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 3,417 2. Total ballots cast------------------------------------- 3,110 3. Total ballots challenged ------------------------------- 5 4. Total blank ballots------------- ---------------------- 4 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 6 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 3,095 3,095 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 317 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America -------------- 2, 533 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 245 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 175 Total Valid all votes FISHER BODY DIVISION, NORWOOD, OHIO: ballot8 only 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ . 776 2. Total ballots cast -------------------------------------- 732 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 1 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 4 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast________________________________ 727 727 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ - 586 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 131 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 10 FISHER BODY DIVISION, JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN : 1. Total on eligibility list -------------------------------- 1, 048 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 966 3. Total ballots challenged______________________________ 1 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 965 965 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 80 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 840 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ .45 GUIDE LAMP DIVISION, ANDERSON, INDIANA : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 2, 856 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 2,279 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 6 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 10 5: Total void ballots_____________________________________ 6 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 2,257 2,257 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 590 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 1, 297 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 370 HA SON RADIATOR DIVISION, ST. Louis, MISSOURI: 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 140 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 132 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 2 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ , 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 130 130 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 4 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 117 9. Total number of votes for neither__ _____________________ 9 176 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Total Valid all votes HARRISON RADIATOR DIvIsIoN, LOCKPORT, NEW YORK : ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 2, 524 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 2,112 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 23 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 2 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ I. 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 2,086 2,086 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 211 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 576 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 1, 299 LINDEN DIVISION, LINDEN, NEW JERSEY: 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 2, 720 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 2,489 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 1 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots______________________________________ 3 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 2,485 2,485 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 65 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 2,135 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 285 NEW DEPARTURE DIVISION, BRISTOL , CONNECTICUT : 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 3, 429 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 3,258 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 31 4. Total blank ballots----- 1______________________________ 3 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 9 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 3,215 3,215 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 150 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 2, 263 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 802 NEW DEPARTURE DIVISION, MERIDEN, CONNECTICUT : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 1, 888 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 1,778 3. Total ballots challenged________________________________ 21 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 3 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 1 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 1,753 1,753 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 1,000 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 636 9. Total number of votes for neither_______________________ 117 GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 177 Total Valid all votes OLDS MOTOR WORKS DIVISION, LANSING, MICHIGAN : ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_________________________________ 5,126 2. Total ballots cast ------------------------------------- 4,776 3. Total ballots challenged_______________________________ 8 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 3 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 5 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 4,760 4,760 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______ 1, 910 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 2, 465 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 385 PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 6,828 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 6,503 3. Total ballots challenged -------------- v_---------------- 118 4. Total blank ballots_____,_______________________________ 7 5. Total void ballots ----------------------------------- 7 6. Total valid votes cast__________________________________ 6,371 6,371 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United .Automobile Workers of America______ 2, 346 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 3, 709 9. Total number of votes for neither______________________ 316 SAGINAW MALLEABLE DIvISION, SAGINAW, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 952 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 938 3. Total ballots challenged -------------------------------- 4 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 4 6. Total valid votes cast ---------------------------------- 930 930 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______ 12 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America______________ 869 9. Total number of votes for neither_____________________ 49 SAGINAW STEDRiNG GiAR DIvIsION, SAGINAW, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list________________________________ 914 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 914 3. Total ballots. challenged --------------------------------- 0 4. Total blank ballots____________________________________ 3 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________ 911 911 7. Total number of votes for A. F.. L.-International Union, United Kutomobile Workers of America________ 27 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America_______________ 816 9. Total number of votes -for neither _____________________ 68 178 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Total all • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DIvIsIoN, SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA : ballots Valid votes only 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 1, 690 2. Total ballots cast-------------------------------------- 1, 593 3. Total ballots, challenged ----------------- ,-------------- 18 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 1 5. Total void, ballots___________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 1,574 1,574 7. Total' number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------- 96 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of .America-------------- 1, 422 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 56 STYLING SECTION (RESEARCH BUILDING B), DETROIT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list--------------------------------- 86 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________ 76 3. Total ballots challenged-------------------------------- 0 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------------ 0 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------- 0 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 76 76 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------- 0 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America--------------- 72 9. Total number of votes ,for neither--------------------- 4 TERNSTEDT MANUFACTURING DIVISION, DETROIT, MICHIGAN : 1. Total on eligibility list-------------------------------- 9, 324 2. Total ballots cast______________________________________ 8,508 3. Total ballots challenged------------------------------- 36 4. Total blank ballots------------------------------- ---- 16 5. Total void ballots------------------------------------ 17 6. Total valid votes cast--------------------------------- 8,439 ,439 7 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America ------- 243 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automobile Workers of America-------------- 7,465 9. Total number of votes for neither---------------------- 731 Objections have been filed with the Regional Director as to the elections conducted at the Chevrolet Motor. Division, Kansas City, Missouri, and at the Delco-Remy Division, Anderson, Indiana. The Regional Director has not completed his investigation of the matters specified in the objections, and no final determination as to the elec- tions held at these two plants will be made herein. No objections or exceptions have been filed by any of the parties with regard to the remaining 65 elections covered in the Elections Report. The results of the election at_ the Harrison Radiator Division, Lockport, New York, show that no collective bargaining representa- tive has been selected by a majority of the employees voting. The petitions for investigation and certification of representatives of the employees of General Motors Corporation, in so far as they refer GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 179 to the Harrison Radiator Division, Lockport; New York,-will there- fore be dismissed. The results of the elections at the Chevrolet Motor Division; Baltimore, Maryland, and the Fisher Body Division (Plant #40), Detroit, Michigan, show that neither the A. F. .L.=U. A. W. nor the C. I. 0.-U. A. W. received a majority of the valid votes cast. The majority of employees at each of these plants have, however, indicated a desire to bargain collectively with the Company.8 Both the A. F. L.-U. A. W. and the C. I. O.-U. A. W. have filed with the Regional Director requests for run-off • elections at these two plants. We shall direct that such run-off elections be held. In ac- cordance with the policy enunciated by the majority of the Board in Matter of R. K. Le Blond Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati Electrical Tool Co. and Independent Employees Organization,9 the ballots used in such run-off elections shall contain the names of both labor organizations but no place in which to vote again for "neither"; 10 the organization receiving the higher number of votes to be certified; as exclusive bargaining : representative. Upon the entire record in these cases, the Board makes the following: SUPPLEMENTAL FINDINGS OF FACT We find that the following groups of employees of General Motors Corporation constitute units appropriate for the purposes of col- lective bargaining, and that said units will insure to employees of the Company the full benefit of their right to self-organization ' and to collective bargaining and otherwise effectuate the policies of the Act : . (a) Wood pattern makers and model makers, working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine, model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men, and the apprentices of these classifications (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential nature), employed by the Company at each of the following plants: Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #23), Detroit, Michigan: Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Research Laboratories Division, Detroit, Michigan. 8In each of these two elections , the C. I. O.-U. A. W., the A.' F. L.-U. A. W., and, "neither" ranked first, second , and third , respectively , in the number of votes received. 22 N. L. R. B. 465. 10 See Chairman Madden's dissent , infra, to this form of run -off ballot. 180 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD (b) Impression die sinkers employed in the manufacture or main- tenance of dies used to complete forgings, the said employees to include die sinkers on bench, mill, lathe, and other machines; trim die makers; kellermen; edgermen and edger grinders; upset die men; and turning impression men (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those employees whose work is of . a confidential nature), employed by the Company at the Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan ; (c) Production and maintenance employees, and mechanical em- ployees in engineering department shops, excluding the pattern makers and die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, ac- counting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, in- cluding those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men, plant-protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all. clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, de- signing (drawing board), production estimating and planning en- gineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns), timekeepers, technical school students, inden- tured apprentices, and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed 11by the Company at each of the following plants: AC Spark Plug Division, Flint, Michigan. Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Norwood, Ohio. Chevrolet Motor Division, Toledo, Ohio. Chevrolet Motor Division, Janesville, Wisconsin. ll The C. I. O.-U. A. W . was designated as the collective bargaining representative of the production and,maintenance employees at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw, Michigan, and at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), Detroit, Michigan. As stated above, however, the results of the craft elections among the pattern makers at the first , and. among the die sinkers at the second, of these two plants have been challenged. We shall withhold our determination of the appropriate units at these two plants until it is determined whether or not the pattern makers or the die sinkers desire to be included in the same unit as the production and maintenance employees at the Sagi- naw Malleable Division or the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), respectively. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 181 Chevrolet Motor Division, North Tarrytown, New York. Chevrolet Motor Division, Atlanta, Georgia. Chevrolet Motor Division, Muncie, Indiana. Chevrolet Motor Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Chevrolet Motor Division, Buffalo, New York. Chevrolet Motor Division (Gear and Axle), Detroit, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Parts), Saginaw, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Transmission), Saginaw, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Bay City, Michigan. Delco-Remy Division (Battery Plant), Muncie, Indiana. Fisher Body Division (Plant #1), Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #2), Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #21), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #23), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #37), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #27 1-2-3-5-7 and #27-10 which is located at Plant #21),12 Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #49), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Fleetwood Plant), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Lansing,. Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Atlanta., Georgia. Fisher Body Division, Baltimore, Maryland. Fisher Body Division, Kansas City, Missouri. Fisher Body Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Fisher. Body Division, Buffalo, New York. Fisher Body Division, North Tarrytown, New York. Fisher Body Division, Cleveland, Ohio. Fisher Body Division, Norwood, Ohio. Fisher Body Division, Janesville, Wisconsin. -Guide Lamp Division, Anderson, Indiana. Harrison Radiator Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Linden Division, Linden, New Jersey. New Departure Division, Bristol, Connecticut. New Departure Division, Meriden, Connecticut. Olds Motor Works Divisions, Lansing, Michigan. Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Saginaw Steering Gear Division, Saginaw, Michigan. 12 The Regional Director in his Elections Report recommended that the Board certify the C. I. O.-U. A. W. as the collective bargaining representative of the pattern makers and the production and maintenance employees at Fisher Body Division ( Plant # 27 1-2-3-5- 6-7 and #27-10 which is located at Plant #21). In accordance with the stipulation, however , we find Fisher Body Division (Plant #27-6) and Fisher Body Division (Plant # 27 1-2-3-5-7 and #27-10 which is located at Plant #21) to be separate units. 283035-42-vol. 24-13 182 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Southern California Division, South Gate, California. Styling Section (Research Building B), Detroit, Michigan. Ternstedt Manufacturing Division, Detroit, Michigan. (d) Production and maintenance employees, and mechanical em- ployees in engineering department shops, including wood pattern makers and model makers, working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine, model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men, and the' ap- prentices of these classifications (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of confidential nature), exclud- ing, however, the die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, account- ing, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confiden- tial nature, time-study men, plant protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical em- ployees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers, .timekeepers, technical school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by the Company at each of the follow- ing plants : Cadillac Motor Car Division, Detroit, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Grey Iron Foundry), Saginaw, Michigan. Cleveland Diesel Engine Division, Cleveland, Ohio. Fisher Body Division (Plant #27-6),13 Detroit, Michigan. SUPPLEMENTAL CONCLUSIONS OF LAW The following groups of employees of General Motors Corporation constitute units appropriate for the purposes of'collective ba.rgainin, 1e See footnote 12, supra. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 183 within the meaning of Section 9 (b) of the National Labor Relations Act : (a) Wood pattern makers and model makers, working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine, model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men, and the apprentices of these classifications (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential nature), employed by the Company at each of the following plants : Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #23), Detroit, Michigan. Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Research Laboratories Division, Detroit, Michigan. (b) Impression die sinkers employed in the manufacture or. main- tenance of dies used to complete forgings, the said employees to in- clude die sinkers on bench, mill, lathe, and other machines; trim die makers; kellermen; edgermen and edger grinders; upset die men; and turning impression men (but not supervisory or salaried em- ployees and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature), employed by the Company at the Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan; (c) Production and maintenance employees, and mechanical em- ployees in engineering department shops, excluding the pattern makers and die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and, assistant sales managers, factory managers and assist- ant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, directors of pur- chases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature,, time-study men, plant protection employees (but not to include main- tenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing- (drawing board), production estimating and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists,. designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns), timekeepers, technical school students, indentured. apprentices, and those technical or professional employees. who 'are 184 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by the Company at each of the following plants :14 AC Spark Plug Division, Flint, Michigan. Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Norwood, Ohio. Chevrolet Motor Division, Toledo, Ohio. Chevrolet Motor Division, Janesville, Wisconsin. Chevrolet Motor Division, North Tarrytown, New York. Chevrolet Motor Division, Atlanta, Georgia. Chevrolet Motor Division, Muncie, Indiana. Chevrolet Motor Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Chevrolet Motor Division, Buffalo, New York. Chevrolet Motor Division (Gear and Axle), Detroit, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Parts), Saginaw, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Transmission), Saginaw, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Bay City, Michigan. Delco-Remy Division (Battery Plant), Muncie, Indiana. Fisher Body Division (Plant #1), Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #2), Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #21), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #23), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #37), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #27 1-2-3-5-7 and #27-10 which is located at Plant #21),15 Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #49), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Fleetwood Plant), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Lansing, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Atlanta, Georgia. Fisher Body Division, Baltimore, Maryland. Fisher Body Division, Kansas City, Missouri. Fisher Body Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Fisher Body Division, Buffalo, New York. Fisher Body Division, North Tarrytown, New York. Fisher Body Division, Cleveland, Ohio. Fisher Body. Division, Norwood, Ohio. Fisher Body Division, Janesville, Wisconsin. Guide Lamp Division, Anderson, Indiana. Harrison Radiator Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Linden Division, Linden, New Jersey. 14 See footnote 11, supra. 15 See footnote 12, supra. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 185 New Departure Division, Bristol, Connnecticut. New Departure Division, Meriden, Connecticut. Olds Motor Works Division, Lansing, Michigan. Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac, Michgan. Saginaw Steering Gear Division, Saginaw, Michigan. Southern California Division, South Gate, California. Styling Section (Research Building B), Detroit, Michigan. Ternstedt Manufacturing Division; Detroit, Michigan. (d) Production and maintenance employees, and mechanical em- ployees in engineering department shops, including wood pattern makers and model makers, working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine, model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men, and the ap- prentices of these classifications (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential nature), exclud- ing, however, the die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, ac- counting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men, plant protection employees (but not to include main- tenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers, timekeepers, technical school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or pro- fessional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by the Company at each of the following plants : Cadillac Motor Car Division, Detroit, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Grey Iron Foundry), Saginaw, Michigan. Cleveland Diesel Engine Division, Cleveland, Ohio. Fisher Body Division (Plant #27-6)18 Detroit, Michigan. 10 See footnote 12, supra. 186 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD CERTIFICATION OF REPRESENTATIVES By virtue ' of and pursuant to the power vested in the National Labor Relations Board by Section 9 (c) of the National Labor Re- lations Act, 49 Stat. 449, and pursuant to Article III, Sections 8 and 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series 2, as amended , it is hereby CERTIFIED that Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., has been designated and selected by a majority of all the wood pattern makers and model makers , working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine , model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men, and the apprentices of these classifications ( but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential na- ture ), employed by General Motors Corporation at each of the follow- ing plants : Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #23), Detroit , Michigan. Pontiac Motor Division , Pontiac, Michigan. Research Laboratories Division, Detroit, Michigan. as their representative for the purposes of collective bargaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9. (a) of the National ,Labor Relations Act, Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., is the exclusive representative of all such employees at each of the above-named plants respectively for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay, wages, hours of work, and other conditions of employment; and it is further CERTIFIED that Lodge 1411, International Association of Machinists, affiliated with the National Die Sinkers Conference (A. F. L.), has been designated and selected by a majority of all the impression die sinkers employed in the manufacture or maintenance of dies used to complete forgings, the said employees including die sinkers on bench, mill , lathe, and other machines; trim die makers ; kellermen ; edger- men and edger grinders; upset die men; and turning impression men (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature ), employed by General Motors Cor- poration at the Buick Motor Division; Flint, Michigan , as their repre- sentative for the purposes of collective bargaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 (a) of the National Labor Relations Act, Lodge 1411, International Association of Machinists , affiliated with the National Die Sinkers Conference (A. F. L.), is the exclusive representative of all such employees for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay, wages , hours of work, and other conditions of employment ; and it is further GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 187 CERTIFIED that International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., has been designated and selected by a majority of all the production and maintenance em- ployees, and mechanical employees in engineering department shops, excluding the pattern makers and die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Depart- ments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, fore- men and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a super- • visory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or dis- charging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men, plant protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief. engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating and plan- ning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metal- lurgists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns), timekeepers, technical school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, em- ployed by General' Motors Corporation at each of the following plants: Chevrolet Motor Division, Norwood, Ohio. Fisher Body Division, Kansas City, Missouri. Fisher Body Division, Norwood, Ohio. New Departure Division, Meriden, Connecticut. as their representative for the purposes of collective bargaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 (a) of the National Labor Relations Act; International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., is the exclusive representative of all such employees at each of the above-named plants for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay, wages, hours of work, and other conditions of employment ; and it is further CERTIFIED that International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., has been designated and selected by a majority of all the production and maintenance em- ployees, and mechanical employees in engineering department shops, excluding the pattern makers and die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and. directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory 188 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Depart- ments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, fore- men and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a su- pervisory capacity, including those having the right to hire or dis- charge and those whose duties include recommendations as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men, plant protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns), timekeepers, technical school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by General Motors Corporation at each of the follow- ing plants: 17 AC Spark Plug Division, Flint, Michigan. Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Toledo, Ohio. Chevrolet Motor Division, Janesville, Wisconsin. Chevrolet Motor Division, North Tarrytown, New York. Chevrolet Motor Division, Atlanta, Georgia. Chevrolet Motor Division, Muncie, Indiana. Chevrolet Motor Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Chevrolet Motor Division, Buffalo, New York. Chevrolet Motor Division (Gear and Axle), Detroit, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Flint, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Parts), Saginaw, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Transmission),, Saginaw, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division, Bay City, Michigan. Delco-Remy Division (Battery Plant), Muncie, Indiana. Fisher Body Division (Plant #1), Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #2), Flint, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #21), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Plant #23), Detroit, Michigan. 17 As stated in footnote 11, supra, the C. I. O.-U. A . W. was designated as the collective bargaining representative of the production and maintenance employees at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw , Michiean, and at the Chevrolet Motor Division ( Forge) (Spring and Bumper ), Detroit, Michigan . We shall, however, withhold our certification of the C. I. O.-U. A. W. with regard to these two plants until it is determined whether or not the pattern makers or the die sinkers desire to be included in the same unit as the production and maintenance employees at the Saginaw Malleable Division or the Chevrolet Motor Division ( Forge ) ( Spring and Bumper ), respectively. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 189 Fisher Body Division (Plant #37), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, (Plant #27 1-2-3-5-7 and #27-10 which is located at Plant #21).18 Fisher Body Division (Plant #49), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division (Fleetwood Plant), Detroit, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Lansing, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Fisher Body Division, Atlanta, Georgia. Fisher Body Division, Baltimore, Maryland. Fisher Body Division, St., Louis, Missouri. Fisher Body Division, Buffalo, New York. Fisher Body Division, North Tarrytown, New York. Fisher Body' Division, Cleveland, Ohio. Fisher Body Division, Janesville, Wisconsin. Guide Lamp Division, Anderson, Indiana. Harrison Radiator Division, St. Louis, Missouri. Linden Division, Linden, New Jersey. New Departure Division, Bristol, Connecticut. Olds Motor Works Division, Lansing, Michigan. Pontiac Motor Division, Pontiac, Michigan. Saginaw Steering Gear Division, Saginaw, Michigan. Southern California Division, South Gate, California. Styling Section (Research Building B), Detroit, Michigan. Ternstedt Manufacturing Division, Detroit, Michigan. as their representative for the purposes of collective bargaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 (a) of the National Labor Relations Act, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., is the exclusive representative of all such employees at each of the above-named plants for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay, wages, hours of work, and other conditions of employment; and it is further CERTIFIED that International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., has been designated and selected by a majority of all the production and maintenance employees, and mechanical employees in, engineering department shops, including wood pattern makers and model makers, working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine, model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men, and the apprentices of these classifications (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential nature), exclud- ing, however, the die sinkers afore-mentioned, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales 'managers, factory managers and is See footnote 12, supra. 190 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, account- ing, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen and. assistant fore- men, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, includ- ing those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time- study men, plant protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (draw- ing board), production estimating and planning engineers, drafts- men and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer- artists and clay and plaster modelers, timekeepers, technical school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by the Company at each of the following plants : Cadillac Motor Car Division, Detroit, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division (Grey Iron Foundry), Saginaw, Michigan. Cleveland Diesel Engine Division, Cleveland, Ohio. Fisher Body Division (Plant #27-6),19 Detroit, Michigan. as their representative for the purposes of collective bargaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 (a) of the National Labor Relations Act, International Union, United Automobile Work-: ers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., is the exclusive representa- tive of all such employees at each of the above-named plants for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay,. wages, hours of work, and other conditions of employment. DIRECTION OF RUN-OFF ELECTIONS By virtue of and pursuant to the power vested in the National Labor Relations Board by Section 9 (c) of the National Labor Rela- tions Act, 49 Stat. 449, and pursuant to Article III, Sections 8 and 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series 2, as amended, it is hereby DIRECTED that, as part of the investigation authorized by the Board to determine representatives for the purposes of collective bargain- ing with General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Michigan, at the Chevrolet Motor Division, Baltimore, Maryland, and at the Fisher Body Division (Plant #40), Detroit, Michigan, elections by secret ballot shall be conducted as early as possible but not later than thirty 19 See footnote 12, supra. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 191 (30) days from the date of this Direction of Run-Off Elections, under the direction and supervision of the Regional Director for the Seventh Region, acting in this matter as agent for the National Labor Rela- tions Board, and subject to Article III, Section 9, of said Rules and Regulations , among all production and maintenance employees and mechanical employees in engineering department shops, who are employed by the Company in each of the above-named plants, who were in the employ, or on the seniority list, of those plants during the pay period in which January 1, 1940, fell, including employees who did not work during that period because they were ill or on vacation exclud- ing, however, direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales man- agers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales , accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments , directors of purchases and assistant directors of pur- chases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general f ore- men, foremen and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, including those having the'right to hire or dis- charge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time -study men, plant protection employ- ees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees , chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants , designing (drawing board), production estimating and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers , physicists, chemists, metallurgists,, artists, designer -artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns), timekeepers, technical school students , indentured apprentices , and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training , kitchen and cafeteria help, and those who have since quit or been discharged for cause, to determine whether they desire to be represented by, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., or by International Union, United Automobile Workers of America , affiliated with the C. I. 0., for the purposes of collective bargaining. ORDER By virtue of Section 9 (c) of the National Labor Relations Act, 49 Stat. 449, and pursuant to Article III, Sections 8 and 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series 2, as amended, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the petitions for investigation and certifi- cation of representatives of employees of General Motors Corporation at The Harrison Radiator Division, Lockport, New York, be, and they, hereby are, dismissed. 192 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD MR. WILLIAM M. LEISERs0N, concurring : As stated in my separate opinion in the R. K. Le Blond 20 case, I believe that the Board is not authorized by the Act to order a run-off election. Since, however, the majority here directs such elections, I agree that the ballot should contain the names of the two labor organi- zations, and no place to vote against a labor organization. CHAIRMAN MADDEN, dissenting in part : I dissent as to the form of the ballot directed to be used in the run- off elections. As I have stated in Matter of R. K. Le Blond Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati Electrical Tool Co. and Independent Employees Organizationl,,21 and in subsequent cases, I think the Board should permit the eligible employees to vote, as under the Board's former run-off election procedure, for or against C. I. O.-U. A. W., which received a plurality of the votes in the original elections at the two plants at which run-off elections are to be held. SAME TITLE] ORDER DISMISSING PETITIONS IN PART June 5, 1940 The Board, on September 26, 1939, January 3, 1940, February 2, 1940, and February 15, 1940, having issued various Orders in these consolidated proceedings; a hearing having been duly held before a Trial Examiner duly designated; the Board, on February 28, 1940, having issued its Decision and Direction of Elections in the above- entitled cases; and, on April 15, 1940, having issued an Amendment to Direction of Elections; and, on May 29, 1940, having issued a Supplemental Decision, Certification of Representatives, Direction of Run-Off Elections and Order; and the Board having duly considered the matter, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the petition, as amended, filed by Inter- national Union, U. A. W. A., affiliated with the A. F. of L., in Case No. R-1721 in so far as it affected the following plants : Fisher Body, Seattle, Wash. Cadillac Service Garage, Detroit, Mich. Cadillac Service, Cleveland, Ohio. G. M. Building Employees, Detroit, Mich. Chevrolet Service Garage, Detroit, Mich. Delco-Radio, Kokomo, Indiana. Fisher, Grand Rapids, Mich. G. M. Proving Grounds, Milford, Mich. 20 Matter of R. K. Le Blond Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati Electrical Tool Co. and Inde- pendent Employees organization, 22 N. L. R. B. 465. 21 22 N. L. R. B. 465. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 193 i Chevrolet Truck Co., Oakland, Calif. Fisher Body, Oakland, Calif. Chevrolet, Oakland, Calif. be, and it hereby is, dismissed without prejudice; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the petition , as amended , filed by Inter- national Union , U. A. W: A., affiliated with the A. F. of L ., in Case No. R-1721 in so far as it affected the following plants : Hyatt Roller Bearing, Harrison, N. Y. Chevrolet Commercial Body, Indianapolis, Ind. Yellow Cab & Coach Co., Pontiac, Mich. be, and it hereby is, dismissed; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the petitions and amended petitions filed by International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations , in Case No. R-1724 in so far as they affected the following plants : Cadillac Service Garage, Detroit. Chevrolet Service Garage , Detroit. Chevrolet, Oakland. Chevrolet Truck, Oakland. Fisher, Body, Oakland. be, and they hereby are, dismissed without prejudice; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the petitions and amended petitions filed by International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affili- ated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations, in Case No. R-1724 in so far as they affected the following plants : Hyatt Roller Bearing, Harrison, N. J. Los Angeles Parts Dept., Los Angeles, Calif. Yellow Truck & Coach, Pontiac, Mich. Chevrolet Commercial Body, Indianapolis, Ind. Allison Engineering Corp., Division of General Motors, Speed- way City, Ind. be, and they hereby are, dismissed. 24 N. L. R. B., No. 6a. SAME TITLE SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL DECISION CERTIFICATION OF REPRESENTATIVES AND ORDER June 22, 19/.0 On February 28, 1940, the National Labor Relations Board, herein, called the .Boa-rd, issued its Decision and Direction of Elections ins 194 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD the above-entitled proceedings.' On April 15, 1940, the Board issued an Amendment to Direction of Elections.2 . Pursuant to the Direction of Elections, as amended, elections by secret ballot were conducted on April 17, 1940, under the direction and supervision of the Regional Director for the Seventh Region, Detroit, Michigan, among employees at specified plants of General Motors Corporation, herein called the Company. On April 25, 1940, the Regional Director, acting pursuant to Article III, Section 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series 2, as amended, issued and duly served upon the parties an Elections Report. On May 1, 1940, the Regional Director issued and duly served upon the parties a Correction of Elections Report. The Regional Director omitted from his Report the tally, findings, and recommendations as to three elections, the results of which de- pended upon the disposition made of challenged ballots. These elec- tions were held among the employees of the Company in the work classifications set forth in the footnote hereto,3 said employees being herein called the pattern makers, at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw, Michigan; among the employees of the Company in the work classifications set forth in the footnote hereto,-' said employees being herein called the die sinkers, at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), Detroit, Michigan; and among the employees of the Company in the work classifications set forth in the footnote hereto,5 said employees being herein called the production and maintenance employees, atthe Chevrolet Motor Division (Experi- mental Laboratories), Hamtramck, Michigan. 1 20 N. L . R. B. 950. 2 22 N. L. R. B. 986. a wood pattern makers and model makers , working on bench or machine (but not shaper hands ), metal pattern makers working on bench or machine , model and pattern checkers, keller model set-up men , and the apprentices of these classifications ( but not supervisory or salaried employees and those whose work is of a confidential nature). Impression die sinkers employed in the manufacture or maintenance of dies used to complete forgings , the said employees to include die sinkers on bench, mill , lathe and other machines ; trim die makers ; keller-men ; edgermen and edger grinders ; upset die men, and turning impression men (but not supervisory or salaried employees and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature). 5 Production and maintenance employees , and mechanical employees in engineering department shops, excluding direct representatives of the management , such as officers and directors of the Company , sales managers and assistant sales managers , factory managers and assistant factory managers , directors and employees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments , directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases , superintendents and 'assistant superintendents , general foremen, foremen and assistant foremen , and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging ( but not leaders ), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men , plant protection employees ( but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen ), all clerical employees , chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants , designing ( drawing board ), production estimating and planning engineers , draftsmen and detallers , physicists , chemists , metal- lurgists , artists, designer-artists, and clay and plaster modelers ( but not those who make patterns ), timekeepers , technical school students , indentured apprentices , and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 195 Subsequent to • the issuance of the Regional Director's Elections Report, objections were filed with the Regional Director as to the elec- tions conducted among the production and maintenance employees of the Company at the Chevrolet Motor Division, Kansas City, Mis- -souri, and at the Delco-Remy Division, Anderson, Indiana. - On May 29, 1940, the Board issued a Supplemental Decision, Cer- tification of Representatives, Direction of Run-off Elections, and Order.,° in which it disposed of all the elections which had been held except the three mentioned above, which depended upon the -disposi- tion made of challenged ballots; the two mentioned above, as to which there were objections; and two others, which were held among the production and maintenance employees at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw, Michigan, and at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), Detroit, Michigan, in both of which International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affili- ated with the C. I. 0., herein called the C. I. O.-U. A. W., was desig- nated as the collective bargaining representative, but as to which certification is withheld until it is determined whether or not the pat- tern makers and the die sinkers, respectively, at the plants involved, desire to be represented by the same labor organization as the pro- duction and maintenance employees. On May 31, 1940, the Regional Director issued and duly served upon the parties an Amendment to Elections Report; First Supplemental Elections Report; and Report on Objections. No objections or ex- ceptions have been filed by any of the parties to the Amendment to Elections Report or to the First Supplemental Elections Report. I. Challenges The Regional Director reported the results of the balloting among the pattern makers at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw, Michigan, as follows : Total Valid all votes ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_______________________________________ 19 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________________ 19 3. Total ballots challenged______________________________________ 4. Total blank ballots ___________________________________________ 5. Total void ballots_____________________________________________ 6. Total valid votes cast______________ ___________________________ 3 0 0 16 16 7. Total number of votes for Pattern Makers League of North America, affiliated with the A. F. L._______________________________________ 6 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automo- bile Workers of America__________________________________________ 9 9. Total number of votes for neither_ ___________________________________ 1 Supra. 196 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD With respect to this election, the Regional Director, reported that he had investigated the eligibility to vote of Carroll Angle, Oswald Braun, and Andrew J. Fisher, the three individuals whose ballots were challenged, ruled that all three were eligible to vote, and recommended that he be directed to open the challenged ballots and report further. No objections to this ruling have been filed by any of the parties. Ac- cordingly, we shall direct the Regional Director to open these chal- lenged ballots and to issue a further supplemental report as, to this election. The Regional Director reported the results of the balloting among the die sinkers at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), Detroit, Michigan, as follows : Total Valid all vdtes ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list______________________________________________ 2. Total ballots cast_____________________________________________ 183 3. Total ballots challenged______________________________________ 24 4. Total blank ballots___________________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots____________________________________________ 0 6. Total valid votes cast_________________________________________ 159 159 7. Total number of votes for Lodge 1217, International Association of Machinists , affiliated with the National Die Sinkers Conference' (A. F. L.) ------------------------------------------------------- 78 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Automo- bile Workers of America ----------------------------------------_ 72 9. Total number of votes for neither___________________________________ 9 The Regional Director reported, with respect to this election, that he had investigated the. eligibility to vote of the 24 employees whose bal- lots were challenged. During the course of this investigation, two of the challenges were withdrawn. Two other challenged ballots were not enclosed within the outer, envelopes provided for the purpose of recording thereon the name of the voter, the name of the challenger, and the reasons for the challenge, and were therefore found by the Regional Director to be void. The Regional Director made no ruling as to the remaining 20 challenged ballots.' He•reported that lie was. unable to determine from the evidence whether or not these 20 em- ployees were eligible to vote in this election for the reasons that, al- though the definition of eligibility to participate in this election was based upon a stipulation entered into by all the parties to these pro- ceedings , the labor organizations involved differ in their interpretation of the definition of eligibility to vote as a die sinker, and that the 7It appears that 10 of the individuals involved were named on the eligibility list which had been prepared for the election to be held among the production and mainte- nance employees at this plant , and not on the die sinkers' eligibility list. These indi- viduals were given, and attempted to cast in the die sinkers ' election , ballots prepared for the production and maintenance election. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 197 definition contained in the stipulation is open to either of the inter- pretations proposed by the two labor organizations involved.,, He recommended that the hearing in these proceedings be reopened for the sole purpose of permitting the parties hereto to introduce evidence which will enable the Board to clarify the definition of the unit pro- visionally established by the'Board, in accordance with the stipulation of the parties, among employees generally engaged in die sinking operations at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), Detroit, Michigan, and which. will enable the Board to determine the identity of all the employees comprising such pro- visional unit. No objections were filed to this portion of the Supple- mental Elections Report. We shall adopt the Regional Director's recommendation. The Regional Director reported the results of the balloting among the production and maintenance employees at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Experimental Laboratories), Hamtramck, Michigan, as follows Total all ballots 1. Total on eligibility list______________________________________ 147 2. Total ballots cast__________________________________________ 138 3. Total ballots challenged____________________________________ 22 4. Total blank ballots ---------------------- _-_____-___-_______ 0 5. Total void ballots__________________________________________ 1 6. Total valid votes cast_____________________________________ 115 Valid votes only 115 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Auto- mobile Workers of America_______________________________________ 2 8. Total number of votes for, C.. I. 0.-International Union , United Auto- mobile Workers of America_______________________________________ 64 9. Total number of votes for neither __________________________________ 49 The- Regional Director reported, with respect to this election, that he had investigated ,the eligibility to vote of the 22 individuals whose ballots were challenged, and ruled that all 22 were ineligible to vote. No objections to this ruling have been filed by any of the parties. Accordingly, we shall certify International Union, United Automo- bile Workers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., herein called the C. I. O.-U. A. W., as the collective bargaining representative of the afore-mentioned employees. II. Objections In his Elections Report, the Regional Director reported the results of the balloting among the production and maintenance employees 8 No question was raised concerning eligibility to vote in the election among die sinkers at the Buick Motor Division, Flint, Michigan, the only other plant at which a separate craft election among die sinkers was held. 283035-42-vol. 24-14 198 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD at the' Chevrolet Motor Division, Kansas City, Missouri, as follows : Total Valid all votes ballots only 1. Total on eligibility list_________________ ___________________ 1,113 2. Total ballots cast__________________________________1,003 3. Total ballots challenged___________________________________ 0 4. Total blank ballots________________________________________ 0 5. Total void ballots -------------- r-------------------------- 1 6. Total valid votes cast______________________________________ 1,002 1,002 7. Total number of votes for A. F. L.-International Union, United Auto- mobile Workers of America_______________________________________ 566 8. Total number of votes for C. I. O.-International Union, United Auto- mobile Workers of America_____________________________________ 419 9. Total number of votes for neither_________________________________ 17 In his Report on Objections, the Regional Director reported that the C. I. O.-U. A. W. had filed with him objections to the conduct of the ballot in the aforesaid election and to the Elections Report in so far as it pertained to that election. The C. I. O.-U. A. W. has requested oral argument before the Board on its objections. Such objections allege (1) that campaign literature, telegrams, and information sent to the Kansas City office of the C. I. O.-U. A. W. were delivered to and retained by the Kansas City office of International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., herein called the A. F. L.-U. A. W., and that, if the C. I. 0.- U. A. W. had not been thereby prevented from distributing such material to the employees at the Kansas City plant, such employees would have voted. for the C. I. O.-U. A. W.; (2) that the A., F. L.- U. A. W., in violation of a pre-election agreement with the C. I. 0.- U. A. W., conducted a vigorous campaign for support on the `day of the election by various described activities at, in, and' near the plant, and that the acts complained of improperly influenced employees to vote for the A. F. L.-U. A. W.; and (3) that a large majority of the employees at the Kansas City plant had stated in writing that they had been misinformed by A. F. L.-U. A. W. officials concerning the election, and desired a new election to enable them to vote for the C. I. O.-U. A. W. The Regional Director, having duly investigated the matters con- tained in the objections of the C. I. O.-U. A. W., reported that a package of lapel buttons designed for use in the pre-election cam- paign, three packages of campaign literature, and three telegrams, all addressed to and intended for the C. I. O.-U. A. W., were mis- delivered by the Post Office Department, the Railway Express Agency; and the. Postal Telegraph Company, respectively, to the GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION , 199 A. F. L.-U. A. W., and that all of these materials were recovered by the C. I. O.-U. A. W. prior to elections. The Regional Director further reported that the A. F. L.-U. A. W. caused one or more auto- mobiles or trucks bearing campaign slogans to be stationed in and moved about streets adjoining the plant in. question during the time the election was being conducted. - Subsequent to the filing of its objections, and in support of its contention that a majority of the employees involved now desire the C. I. O.-U. A. W. to represent them, the C. I. O.-U. A. W. filed with the Regional Director petitions bearing 567 signatures under the following heading : We, the undersigned employees of Chevrolet-Kansas City divi- sion of General Motors Corporation, having been misinformed by the U. A. W.-A. F. L. officials as to their strength in the General Motors Plants in the N. L. R. B. vote April 17, 1940, .and wishing to be with the majority of the General Motors workers in their bargaining unit, now wish to become affiliated with the bargaining unit of the U. A. W.-C. I. O. so that we may have the maximum bargaining power, protection, and chance to obtain a national contract: We shall assume that the petitions bear signatures of employees who were eligible to vote in the election, and shall consider their effect as evidence of a post-election shift in the desires of certain of the employees. As. has been shown, the A. F. L.-U. A. W. received 566 votes out of 1002 validly cast,. a plurality of 147 over the C. I. 0.- U. A. W., while 17 persons voted for neither union, one spoiled his ballot, and 110 eligible employees refrained from voting. Thus, although the petitions purport to reflect a gain of 148 votes by the C. I. O.-U. A. W., since the identity and choice of the employees who voted does not appear, the actual shift from the A. F. L.-U. A. W. may be as few as 20 votes. Inasmuch as the eligible voting group totals 1113 employees, the relatively small shift reflected by the peti- tions is, in our opinion, insufficient to warrant disturbing the results of the election .9 The Board has fully considered the Elections Report, the Objec- tions, and the Report on Objections, and finds that the objections do not raise substantial and material issues with respect to the conduct of the ballot or the Elections Report. The objections are hereby Compare Matter of New York d Cuba Mail Steamship Company and United Licensed Officers of the United States of America, 2 N. L. R. B. 595, where the Board vacated an election and ordered that a new one be held on the basis of a shift in membership. In that case there were 40 engineers eligible to vote, of whom 34 voted for the U. L. O. and 6 voted for the M. E . B: A.' At a hearing on protests , the M . E. B. A. introduced in evidence cards signed by 40 engineers employed by the company applying for member- ship in M. E . B. A. Thus the shift in membership in that case was overwhelming, whereas that alleged in connection with the election at the Kansas City plant is rela- tively slight. 200 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS 'BOARD overruled , and the request of the C. I. O.-U. A . W. for oral argument, thereon is hereby denied. We shall accordingly certify the A.,F. L.- U. A. W., which received a majority of the ballots cast in the election,. as the collective bargaining representative of the production and maintenance employees at the Chevrolet Motor Division , Kansas City, Missouri. The Board does not at this time pass upon the Regional Director's: report as to the election conducted among the production and main- tenance employees at the Delco-Remy Division , Anderson , Indiana, the Objections filed thereto , or the Regional Director 's report on said Objections. Upon the entire record in these cases , the Board makes the fQl- lowing : . SUPPLEDIENTAL FINDINGS OF FACT We find that the production and maintenance employees, and mechanical employees in engineering -department shops, excluding direct representatives of the management, such as officers and direc- tors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and em- ployees of sales, accounting , Personnel and Industrial Relations De- partments , directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents , general foremen, fore- men, and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hir- ing or discharging ( but not leaders ), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time -study men, plant protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrol- men), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants , designing ( drawing board ), production estimating , and planning engineers , draftsmen and detailers , physi- cists, chemists , metallurgists , artists, designer -artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns ), timekeepers, technical -school students, indentured apprentices , and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by the Company at each of the following plants : Chevrolet Motor Division ( Experimental Laboratories), Ham- tramck, Michigan. Chevrolet Motor Division , Kansas City , Missouri. constitute units appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining,. and that said units will insure to employees of the Company the full benefit of their right to self-organization and to collective bargaining and otherwise effectuate the policies of the Act. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 201 SUPPLEMENTAL CONCLUSIONS OF LAW The production and maintenance employees, and mechanical em- ployees in engineering-department shops, excluding direct repre- sentatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory man- agers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, direc- tors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen, and assistant foremen, and all other persons working in a supervisory capacity, in- eluding those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharging (but not leaders ), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men, plant-protection employees (but not to include main- tenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating, and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers, timekeepers, technical- school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or pro- fessional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by the Company at each of the following plants: Chevrolet Motor Division (Experimental Laboratories), Ham- tramck, Michigan. Chevrolet-Motor Division, Kansas City, Missouri. constitute units appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining, within the meaning of Section 9 (b) of the National Labor Relations Act. CERTIFICATION OF REPRESENTATIVES By virtue of and pursuant to the power vested in the National Labor Relations Board by Section 9 (c) of the National Labor Relations Act, 49 Stat. 449, and pursuant to Article III, Sections 8 and 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series 2, as amended,. it is hereby CERTIFIED that International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., has been designated and selected by a majority of all the production and maintenance employees, and mechanical employees in engineering-department shops, excluding direct representatives of the management, such as officers and direc- tors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and em- 202 ' DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD ployees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations De- partments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superintendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, fore- men, and assistant foremen, and all' other persons working in a super- visory capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendations as to hiring or dis- charging (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confidential nature, time-study men, plant-protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen), all clerical employees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating, and plan- ning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallur- gists, artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those 'who make patterns), timekeepers, technical-school students, indentured apprentices, and those technical or professional em- ployees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by General Motors Corporation at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Experimental Laboratories), Hamtramck, Mich- igan, as their representative for the purposes of collective bar- gaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 (a) of the National Labor Relations Act, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the C. I. 0., is the exclusive repre- sentative of all such employees for the purposes of collective bargain- ing in respect to rates of pay, wages, hours of work, and other conditions of employment; and it is further CERTIFIED that International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., has been designated and se- lected by a majority of all the production and maintenance employees, and mechanical employees in engineering-department shops, excluding direct representatives of the management, such as officers and directors of the Company, sales managers and assistant sales managers, factory managers and assistant factory managers, directors and employees of sales, accounting, Personnel and Industrial Relations Departments, directors of purchases and assistant directors of purchases, superin- tendents and assistant superintendents, general foremen, foremen, and assistant foremen, and all other persons 'working in a supervisory 'capacity, including those having the right to hire or discharge and those whose duties include recommendation as to hiring or discharg- ing (but not leaders), and those employees whose work is of a confi- dential nature, time-study men, plant-protection employees (but not to include maintenance patrolmen or fire patrolmen); all clerical em- ployees, chief engineers and shift-operating engineers in power plants, designing (drawing board), production estimating, and planning engineers, draftsmen and detailers, physicists, chemists, metallurgists, GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 203 artists, designer-artists and clay and plaster modelers (but not those who make patterns), timekeepers, technical-school students, inden- tured apprentices, and those technical or professional employees who are receiving special training, kitchen and cafeteria help, employed by. General Motors Corporation at the Chevrolet Motor Division, Kansas City, Missouri, as their representative for the purposes of col- lective bargaining, and that, pursuant to the provisions of Section 9 (a) of the National Labor Relations Act, International Union, United Automobile Workers of America, affiliated with the A. F. of L., is the exclusive representative of all such employees for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay, wages, hours of work, and other conditions of employment. ORDER The Board having duly considered these matters, and deeming it necessary in order to effectuate the purposes of the Act, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the Regional Director for the Seventh Region, upon notice to the interested parties and in the presence of such representatives,as the parties may designate, open the ballots cast by Carroll Angle, Oswald Braun, and Andrew J. Fisher in the election among the patternmakers at the Saginaw Malleable Division, Saginaw, Michigan, and issue a further supplemental report on such election ; and IT IS HEREBY FURTHER ORDERED that the Regional Director for the Seventh Region provide, upon due notice, for a supplemental hearing for the sole purpose of permitting the parties hereto to introduce evi- dence which will enable the Board to clarify the definition of the unit provisionally established, in accordance with the stipulation of the parties by the Board's Decision and Direction of Elections, among employees of General Motors Corporation generally engaged in die- sinking operations at the Chevrolet Motor Division (Forge) (Spring and Bumper), Detroit, Michigan, and which will enable the Board to determine the identity of all the employees comprising such provi- sional unit. . MR. EDWIN S. SMITH took no part in the consideration of the above Second Supplemental Decision, Certification of Representatives and Order. 24 N. L. R. B.. No. 6b. Copy with citationCopy as parenthetical citation
