Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey

National Labor Relations Board - Board DecisionsJul 25, 1944

57 N.L.R.B. 651 (N.L.R.B. 1944)

S In the"Matter of STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY (BAYWAY. REFINERY) AND STANCO, INCORPORATED and INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM WORKERS OF NEW JERSEY (UNAFFILIATED) In the Matter of STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY (BAYwAY REFINERY ) AND STANCO , INCORPORATED and INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM WORKERS OF NEW JERSEY. (UNAFFILIATED), In, the Matter of STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY (BAYWAY REFINERY) AND STANCO, INCORPORATED and INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM WORKERS OF NEW JERSEY (UNAFFILIATED) In the Matter Of STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY (BAYWAY REFINERY ) AND STANCO, INCORPORATED and INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM WORKERS OF NEW JERSEY (UNAFFILIATED) Mr . C.` Horace Tuttle, of New Yofk City, for'the Companies. Brenner, Butler and McVeigh, by Mr. John F. Butler, of New York City, for the Independent. Rothbard, Greens tone, Harris and Talisman, by Mr. Clarence Talis- man, of Newark, N. J., and Messrs. Alfred Katz, Bert J. Coffey, and H. P.'Medler, of Elizabeth, N. J., for the C. 1. 0. Mr. Robert E. Tillman, of counsel to the Board. Cases Nos. 2-R-498, 2-R-4773, 2-R-4774, 2-R-4813, respectively.- Decided July 25, 1944 DECISION AND DIRECTION OF ELECTIONS i r STATEMENT OF THE CASE Upon petitions duly filed by Independent Petroleum Workers of New Jersey (unaffiliated), herein called the Independent," each alleg- ing that a question affecting commerce had arisen concerning the rep- resentation of employees of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey (Bayway Refinery), herein called Standard, and Stanco, Incorpo-_ rated, herein called Stanco, both of Linden, New Jersey, and collet- i The name of the Independent appears in the caption and in the body of this Decision as it was amended at the hearing. 57 N. L. R. B., No. 108. Â° 651 652 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD tively referred to as the â€¢ Companies,- the National Labor Relations. Board consolidated the cases and provided for an appropriate hearing ,upon due notice before John J. Cuneo, Trial Examiner. Said hearing was h'e'ld at Elizabeth, Newâ€¢Jersey, on June 14, 1944.. The.Companies, the Independent, and-Oil Workers International Union, Local 1000-I, C. I. 0., herein called- the C. I. 0.,3 appeared, participated, and were afforded' full opportunity to be heard, to examine and cross-examine ,witnesses,-and to introduce evidence bearing on the issues. The rul- ings of the Trial Examiner made at the hearing are' free from preju-\ dicial error and are hereby affirmed. -All parties were afforded oppor- tunity to file briefs with the Board. The C. I. 0. moved at the hearing to dismiss'the petitions of the Independent filed in Cases Nos. 2-R-4398 and 2-11-4813 on the ground that the Independent is a continuation of, or a successor to, Bayway Refinery Employees' Association which the Board had previously ordered disestablished. Ruling on the motion was reserved for the Board. Inasmuch as this is a representation case and not a com- plaint, proceeding, we do riot consider the motion-appropriate, and it is hereby denied. Upon the entire record in the case,4 the Board makes the following FINDINGS OF FACT 1. THE BUSINESS OF THE COITPANIES Standard Oil Compliny of New Jersey, a Delaware corporation, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Standard Oil Company, a New Jersey corporation. Standard is engaged in the refining of crude petroleum and the production, sale, and distribution of gasoline and allied"prod ucts. It maintains it principal office in, the State of Delaware, and an executive office and place of business in New York City. It owns and operates refineries in Maryland, South Carolina, and New Jersey. Only"is Bayway Refinery at Linden, New Jersey, is involved in the present proceedings. The Bayway Refinery, together with' a refinery located at Bayonne, New Jersey, comprise Standard's New Jersey Works. During the year 1943, over 36,500,000 barrels of crude oil, valued in excess of $58,400,000, were .purchased by Standard from points outside the State of New Jersey ' for use at the New Jersey Works. During the same period, Standard refined at its New, Jersey 'Works approximately 1,944,729,000 gallons of petroleum and allied 2 The names of the Companies appear in the caption and in the body of this Decision as they were amended at the hearing. , 3 The C. I 0 intervened in the proceedings only as respects the petitions filed in Cases Nos 2-R-4398 and 2-R-4813. , 4 Subsequent to the hearing. The parties filed a stipulation correcting errors in the transcript, which is hereby approved and made part of the record. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY 653 refined value in excess of $137,565,000. Sub-products, having a' stantially more than 50,percent of its products was shipped from the New, Jersey Works to points outside the State of-New Jersey. Stanco, Incorporated, is also a Delaware corporation wholly owned by Standard'Oil Company. It is engaged in the manufacture, process- ' Sing, and distribution of mineral oils, spray oils, petroleum solvents, petroleum specialty products, insecticides and pharmaceuticals, in- cluding allied products, and also operates a centralized packaging unit for these products and" other products processed by Standard Oil Company and its affiliates, who in'turn ship in excess of 50 percent of such packaged products to various points outside the Sate of New Jersey::.,Stanco maintains a principal office in the State of Delaware, and an executive office in the State of New York. It operates- a plant .within the confines of the Bayway Refinery, which is involved in the present proceedings. The principal raw materials used by Stanco are petroleum distillates, naphthas, petroleum alcohols, wax, kerosene, insecticide concentrate, petrolatum, and various medicinal compounds and solvents made from petroleum. During the year 1943, Stanco purchased raw materials valued,in'excess of $1,100,000, of which sub- stantially more than 50 percent was shipped to its plant from points outside 'the' State 'of New Jersey. During ^ the ^ same; period, .Stanco manufactured, processed,' packaged, and distributed petroleum and allied products having a value in excess of $7,000,000, of which sub- stantially more-than 50 percent was shipped from the plant to points' outside the State of New Jersey. The Companies admit that they are engaged in commerce within the meaning-of the National Labor Relations Act. IT. THE ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED Independent Petroleum Workers of New Jersey is an unaffiliated labor 'organization, admitting to membership employees of the Companies. Oil Workers International Union, Local 1000-I, is a labor organiza- tion affiliated with the Congress of Industrial Organizations, admit- ting to membership employees of the Companies. III. THE QUESTION CONCERNING REPRESENTATION On or about November 23, 1943, the Independent mailed a letter to the Companies in which it requested recognition as the collective bar- gaining representative of employees at the Bayway Refinery. In a reply dated November 24,1943, the Companies advised the Independent to use the processes of the Board. 654 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Statements of a Field-Examiner of the Board, introduced into evi- dence at the hearing, have been compiled in a table below.5 These statements indicate that the Independent represents a substantial num- ber of employees in the units-it alleges to be appropriate. We find that questions affecting commerce have arisen concern- ing the representation of employees of the Companies, within the, meaning of Section 9 (c) and Section 2 (6) and (7) of the, Act. - IV. THE APPROPRIATE UNIT We find, in accordance with stipulations of the parties,e that each of the following groups of the Companies'. employees constitutes a unit appropriate for the purposes of collective bargaining, within the, meaning of Section 9 (b) of the Act:' 1. (Case No. 2-R-4398) All operating, mechanical, and main-, tenance employees at the Bayway Refinery, including all watchmen and non-militarized guards, but excluding all militarized, guards, clerical employees, professional and technical employees,, laboratory employees, and all executive a"nd' supervisory employees ,=with au-1 thority to hire, promote, discharge, discipline, or otherwise effect changes in the status of employees, or effectively recommend such action.' . â€¢ Â° 2. (Case No. 2-R-4773) All clerical employees in the factory and general offices at the Bayway Refinery, including timekeepers, drafts- men, expediters, photographers, telephone operators, field corps men, safety 'inspector-gas testmen, X-ray technicians and physiotherapists, blood testers, trained nurses, shift first-aid men, purchasing repre- sentatives, cafeteria employees, and clerical employees in the man- ager 's' office of the New Jersey Works, the office of the Chief Safety Engineer, and the Technical Service Division located at the Bayway Refinery, but excluding all' part-time cafeteria employees, and all executives and supervisory employees with authority to hire, promote, e See the following table. No. em- Representation show- ing in units - Case No. Type of unit ployees in unit Independ- C. I. O.ent 2-R-4398 ------- Operating, mechanical, and maintenance 2364 1476 213 employees -2-R-4773 ------ Clerical employees-------------------------- 276 86 ------------- 2-R-4774 -____-_ Laboratory employees----------------------- 153 49 --------- 2-R-4813 ------- Militarized guards_________ ________________ 71 25 t3 $ The C. I. O. joined in the stipulations only as to units ( 1) and (4), having no interest in units ( 2) and (3). 7 See Appendices A and B- attached hereto for further stipulations concerning these units. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF, NEW JERSEY, 655. discharge, discipline, or otherwise- effect changes in the status of employees, or effectively recommend such action. 3. (Case No. 2-R-4774) All laboratory employees located at the Bayway Refinery, including analysts, inspectors, laboratory assistants, engineering assistants, gaugers-inspectors, and air analysis employees, but excluding all professional' employees assigned to technical and professional work Â«-ho have degrees from technical schools or their e'gnivMent,' clerical employees, ^ and air execu'tives' and- supervisory employees with authority to hire, promote, discharge, discipline, or otherwise effect changes in the status of employees, or effectively recommend such action. 4. (Case No. 2-R-4813) All militarized guards of Standard Oil`_ Company of New -Jersey at the Bayway Refinery," excluding non- militarized guards, and captains, sergeants, and all 'executives and other supervisory employees with authority to hire, promote, dis-, charge, discipline, or otherwise effect changes in the status of -em-- ployees, or effectively recommend such action. - V. THE 1ETEREIINAIION OF REPRESENTATIVES We shall direct that the questions concerning representation which have arisen be resolved by separate elections by `secret ballot among the employees of the Companies in the units found appropriate in Section IV, above, who were employed during the pay-roll period - iminediately';pr-eceding the date, of the Direction.of Elections -herein, subject to the limitations and additions set forth therein." DIRECTION OF ELECTIONS ,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, and pursuant to Article iIII, Section 9, of National Labor Relations Board Rules and Regulations-Series 3, as amended, it is hereby , DIRECTED that, 'as part of the investigation to'ascertain representa- tives ,for the,purposes of collective bargaining with Standard Oil Company of New Jersey (Bayway Refinery), and 'Stanco, incorpo- rated, both of Linden, New Jersey, separate elections by secret ballot shall be, conducted as early as possible, but not later than thirty (30) days from the date of thi; Direction, under the direction and super- .vision of the Regional Director for the Second Region, acting in this matter as agent- for the National Labor Relations Board, and subject to Article III, Sections 10 and 11, of said Rules and Regula- e Stanco does not employ any militarized guards 'The Independent and the C I O . expressed preferences at the hearing that their- respeeti e uames appear on the ballots as set forth in the Direction of Elections. a 656 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD tions, among the employees in the units found appropriate in Section IV, above, who were employed during the pay-roll period immediately preceding the date of this Direction, including employees who,did not work during said pay-roll period because they were ill or on vaca- tion or temporarily laid 'off, and including employees in the armed. forces of the United States who present themselves in person at the polls, ' but excluding any who have since quit or been discharged for cause and have not been rehired or reinstated prior to the date of the elections , to determine in Cases Nos . 2-R-4773 and 2-R-4774 whether or not they desire to be represented by Independent Petroleum Work- ers of New Jersey (unaffiliated ), for the purposes of collective bar- gaining; and in Cases ' Nos. 2-R-4398 and 2-R-4813 whether they' desire ,â€¢to,be represented by Independent Petroleum Workers of New Jersey ( unaffiliated ),'or by Oil Workers International Union , C. I. 0., Local 1000; for the purposes of collective bargaining , or by neither. APPENDIX A i Respecting the scope ; of the units with reference to the employees of Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, the Independent and Standard entered into the stipulations set forth below. The C. I . O. joined in the, stipulations insofar as they , pertained to the units .ip,Cases FNos.â€¢ 2-R-4398 and 2-R-4813. ' 1. That the terms "all operating , mechanical, and maintenance em- ployees" used in the description of the unit in Case No . 2-R-4398 shall include, and shall be deemed to include , all ' such , employees in the Mechanical , Process, Steam and Power, and Chemical Products, De- partments of the Bayway Refinery , to wit : A. In the Mechanical Department, all pipe fitters , layersout , and machine operators boilermakers riveters and caulkers blacksmiths crane directors flange turners lead burners tinsmiths bulldozer operators transitmen and rodmen sand blast operators tank cleaners special laborers and laborers ,riggers car checkers â€¢ locomotive, tractor and crane' op- erators hoisting engineers Ross Carrier drivers crane helpers chauffeurs truck and tractor drivers 'welders burners and beginning welders burners masons â€¢ pattern makers carpenters painters STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY 657 tool and die makers fire department pipe fitters, fire machinists service men instrument men ' and instrument 'valve grinders repair men inspectors and storekeepers storekeepers scrap cutters toolkeepers salvage men tool repair men together with all helpers and storehouse countermen, checkers, handymen and floormen nonmilitarized guards janitors B. ' In the Process Department, all stillmen, helpers, housemen, top- men, firemen combustion men truck drivers engineers, inspectors still cleaners repairmen tube cleaners exchange cleaners operators assistant operators linemen 'handymen lubrication oil and equipment men oilers water drawers slop treaters pump checkers separatormen boom-men boatmen treaters , colummnen fieldmen watermen chemical car unloaders lead recovery men sodamen filtermen acid separatormen barge loaders dockmen pmmpmen pumpmen helper`s gaugers line walkers tank car and tank 'truck loade' and unloaders barrel fillers together with all utility men C. In the Steam and Power Department, all boilerhouse operators boiler operators crane operators millmen tubeblowers ashmen water testers treaters 601248-45-vol . 57--43 phosphatemen engineers oilers turbine operators firemen topmen powerhouse engineers switchboard operators 1 658 DECISIONS ,OF NATIONAL ,LABOR `RELATIONS BOARD compressor operators' armature winders- freshwater men electricians cleaners - ' together with -'all- utility men, linemen - helpers; and handymen D. In the Chemical Products Department, all , operators milimen - assistant ,operators rerun operators compressor engineers acid pumpmen helpers floormen. reactormen pumpmen " pressmen gaugers _ lubricating oil and equipment men' loaders and dehydrators oilers centrifuge men catalyst mixers girbitol operators lift t'ncclI operators clay burners - -shippers, - filtermen ' utility shippers bleachers towermen E.. Together w iv th all miscellaneous assignments and utility men in' the Bayway Refinery Laboratories, all Inter-Refinery Pipe Line Op- erators, gaugers and linewalkers located at the Bayway Refinery, and non-militarized guards and watchmen. 2. That the terms "all clerical employees in the factory and general offices" used in the description of the unit in Case No. 2-R-4773 shall include, and shall be deemed to include, all senior, intermediate, and' junior clerks, file clerks, expediters, photographers, draftsmen and junior draftsmen, field corps men, stenographers, typists, office boys, and escorts in the Manager's Office of the New Jersey Works and the Manager's Office-Accounting Department located at the Bayway Re-, finery, in the Office of the General Superintendent, in the Mechanical, Chemical Products, Personnel, Process Control, Process, Steam and Po-,ver, and Metal Inspection Departments, in the Main, Chemical Products, and Paratone Laboratories, in the Office of the Chief Safety Engineer, and in the Technical Service Division of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey located at the Bayway Refinery, and all tele- phone operators and full-time cafeteria employees, timekeepers, and all safety inspectors and gas test men in the Personnel Department, the X-ray technician and physiotherapist, blood tester, female trained nurses, and the shift first-aid men in the Medical Unit of the Personnel Department, and assistant cashiers in the Manager's Office-Account- ing Department. - - 3. That the terms "analysts, inspectors, laboratory assistants, en- gineering assistants, gaugers-inspectors; and air analysis employees"' "STANDARD - OIL COMPANY-OF NEW ' JERSEY 659 used in the description of the unit in Case No: 2-R-4774 shall include, and shall be deemed to include, 'all analysts, inspectors, junior inspec- tors, senior laboratory assistants and junior laboratory assistants in the Main, Chemical Products, Solvents, and Paratone Laboratories and all senior engineering assistants, engineering assistants, gaugers- inspectors, and air analysis men in the Process Control Department and metal inspectors in the Safety Inspection Department of the Bay- way Refinery. - 4. That the following positions- are excluded from all the units as executive or as administrative executive, and that the; present incumbents of such positions are : - Executives At the New Jersey Worlcs - Manager. _______________________ George H. Mettam Manager, Mechanical & Power__ W. W. Gamble Technical Superintendent- ------ W. C. Child Ass't. Technical Supt., Process Control_______________________ E. C. Hermann Ass't Technical Supt., Lab- , oratories _____________________ M. D. Mann Industrial Relations Coordinator O. W. Humphrey " Ass't. Industrial Relations Coordinator ------------------ C. F. Smith Process Assistant to Manager____ B. F. Kenney Office Manager, Accounting - Department___________________ H. W. Fraser Ass't. Office Manager, Accounting G. L. Levett Dept-- ---------------------- Study Group Head_____________ W. L. Hermann Division Head, Salary Payroll__-, James Clark General Superintendent Refinery- D. L. Ferguson Process Superintendent----_-___ J. R. Eiffe Chemical' Products ' Departnienit Head -___________________'---- D. L. Hussey Steam & Power Department Head A. L. Wilson Mechanical Superintendent- ' ____ R. S. Hoffman Assistant Mechanical Superin- tendent _______________J. Verner Personnel Manager_____________ D. C. Shea Department Head, Pressure Dig- tillation---------------------- B. J. Weidman Department Head, Oil Movement :f Storage____________________ D. J. Hauenstein i 660 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Executives-Continued. At the New Jersey'Works-Continued.' Department Head, Atmospheric Distillation___________________ E. F. McTernan Chief Engineer Refinery-------- D. J. Haggerty Department Head, Regional En- gineers-------- --------------- G. F: Eustis Department Head, Process Con- trol-------------------------- W. C. Wilson Department H e a d, Main Lab- oratory ----- -------------- ____ G. Lansing Department Head, Chemical Products Lab_________________ F. M. Archibald Department Head, Paratone Lab- oratory _______________________ H. G. Schneider Chief Safety Engineer----------- R.' W. Black Ass't. Chief Safety Engineer---- C. J. Luz Supervisor, Manufacturing Opera- tions, Alcohol Area, Chemical Products______________________ R. Losey Supervisor, Manufacturing Oper-- ations, White Oil Area, Chem- ical' Products_________________ W. D. Morrison Supervisor, Manufacturing Op- erations, Paratone Area; Chem- ical Products_________________ C. C. Swoope Manager, - Technica l Service Division ----------- t---------- J. V. Starr Process Group, Technical Service Division; Dept. Head_________ R. A. Piroomov Statistical and Economic Study Group, Technical Service Divi- sion Dept. Head.L______________ H. R. Roland Administrative Executives In the Manager's Office Editor of the "Esso Refiner"____ M. M. Kerr Ass't. to Industrial Relations Coordinator___________________ G. E. Campbell Training, Coordinator----------- J. J. Slavin Ass't. 'to Manager, Mechanical & Power________________________ G. S. Cunningham Assistants to Process Coordina- i " tor___________________________ A. E. Arnold In the Personnel Department C. F. Jost Employment Manager_ _________ D. Bushnell STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Administrative Executives-Continued. In the Process Department Assistant Process Coordinators___ C. W. Foster M. T. Campbell In the Mechanical Department â€¢ Mechanical Engineer, Steam & Power Coordinator____________ L. H. Zepfler Mechanical Engineer ------------- W. F. Hagan Regional Engineers____________ -- W., H. Mueller C. Degener J. J. Whelan C. A. Yardley Assistant Regional Engineers----- D. I. Watkins E. Messersmith E. J. Tierney F. S. Conklin J. F. O'Malley 661 Supervisor Pump Inspection and Maintenance__________________ E. R. Flatley In the Office of the Chief Safety Engineer Safety Engineer_________________ E. C. Sommer Ass't. to Chief Safety Engineer and to Ass't. Chief Safety Engineer ------------------------ E. G. Miller In the Chemical Products Department Ass't. to Mechanical Coordinator_ E. C. Heilman 5. That the following positions are excluded from all the units as supervisory and the present incumbents of such positions are : Manager's Office-N. J. Works at Bayway Process Technician to Manager, N. J. - Works____________________________ J. A. Norton Ass't. to Manager, (Office Mgr.), N. J. Works____________________________ R. F. Galvin 'Manager's Ofce-Accounting Department at Bayway Division Head, Attest Group ---------- C. Carmody Head Cashier_______________________ J. J. Meehan Division Head, Wage Payroll________ P. E. Burns Ass't. Division Head, Wage Payroll___ H. Levin Division Head, Order Receiving & Shipping_________________________ F. A. Crouse Ass't. Division Head, Order Receiving & Shipping_______________________ H. F. Kreie' Division Head, General Accounting--. W. V. Keating Asst. Division Head, General Account- ing ______________________________ C. H. Eckhardt r 662 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS. BOARD Manager's O mice-Accounting Department at Bayway-Continued. Division Head, Process Accounting__. J. R. Marr Ass't. Division Head, Process Account- ing------------------------------- W. A. Moran Division Head, Cost Accounting--_-_- R. W. Mellendick. Ass't. Division Head, Cost Accounting J. F. Reilly Ass't. Division Head, Cost Accounting W. C. Wentworth Head Typist------------------------- M. L. Harte Head, Clock House Clerks ----------- J. J. Hurley Division Head, Stock Records -------- J. A. Mellert Division Head, Process Control Ac- counting ----------- _-------------- H. R. Watson Refinery Superintendents Night Superintendents_______________ L. Beaghen A. J. Schleck R. C. Schleck Process Coordinator' ----------------- C. B. Schobert General Superintendent's O fce Administrative Office Ass'Cto General- Superintendent and Supervisdr of Office Force ----------------------- M. W. Miller Local Engineering - Chief Estimator ---------------------- N. G. Martin Foreman Field Corps________________ W. T. Regan Chief Draftsman ---- - ----------------- J. McLaren Head, Expeditors-------------------- G. J. Cramsie Chief of Field Survey---------------. J. M. Pentz Boilermakers, Lead burners, Blacksmiths cC Tinsmiths General- Foreman-------------------- J. B. Finney Ass't. General Foreman-------------- D. J. Brennan Shop, Foreman I____________________ E. P. Sullivan Shop, Foreman -I____________________ H. Haggas Foreman I-------------------------- D. F. O'Brien Foreman I---------- --------------_ J. H. Peterson Foreman I-------------------------- P. J.'Powers Foreman I-------------------------- J. P. Reilly Foreman I--------------------------- P. J. Lynch Leadburner,.Foreman I-------------- C. C. Molloy Tinsmith, Foreman II--------------- W. H. Bergstedt Pipe Fitters, Insulators, and Reclamation General Foreman____________________ E. P. Coughlin Ass't. General Foreman --------------- O. E. Nelson - -Foreman I-- ---------------------- C. McGilvery Foreman I------------------------------ A. S. Collyer Foreman I-------------------------- J. Goode STANDARD ,OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY- Pipe Fitters , Insulators , and Reclamation-Continued. Foreman I__________________________ H. S. Hartman Foreman I__________________________ J. L. Logue Foreman I__________________________ F. C. Rhyner Foreman'I_____________-------------- R. C. Sammons - Forenian I__________________________ P. Schwartz Foreman I__________________________ E. J. Stromenger Foreman I__________________________ J. J. Vanderwall Foreman I-------------------------- A. Wrege Insulator , Foreman II____________'___. F. Saultz Insu ]'ator, Foreman II_______________ M. A . Hanudel Reclamation ,_ Foreman IT ------------- F. L . Buechner Yard Dept . Riggers and Locomotive House c Garage General Foreman ____________________ S. J. Curran Ass't. General Foreman-------------- - E. E. Kistner Yard Foreman I____________________ C. D. Bartle Yard Foreman I____________________ F. J. Rupp Yard Foreman I____________________ H. Newcomb Yard Foreman II___________________ L. C. Derres Yard Foreman II___________________ P. Di Donato Yard Foreman II___________________ A. Henn Yard Foreman II___________________ F. Morales Yard Foreman II___________________ T. F. Van Luyn Yard Foreman II___________________ F. W. Leahy Yard Foreman II___________________ S. Rizzo Yard Foreman, II___________________ P. Chidichimo Yard Foreman II___________________ J. Reina Foreman I, Loco. House and _ Garage__ F. L. Bays Foreman II-Garage----------------- J. H. Frank Supervisor , Railroad Car Checkers ____ W. P. Flynn Rigger, Foreman I__________________ S. Babines Rigger, Foreman I__________________ J. Blake Rigger, Foreman I__________________ J. Tomko Yard Foreman IT - ------------------- D. P. Burke Substitute Wage Foreman ' . - Sub. Yard Foreman_________ ________ E. Ianniello Mason Department General Foreman________ ___________ E. F. McGrath Substitute Wage Foreman Substitute Foreman_________________ A. Beyer Welding Department General Foreman___________________ C. J. Hodges- Shop, Foreman I___________________ P. J. Buckley. Field, Foreman I___________________ H. Belcher 663' 664, DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Carpenters and Painters General Foreman___________________ Al. Fossum Ass't General Foreman --------------- J. Petreins Field, Foreman I, Carpenters-------- C. A. Hemenway Docks, Foreman I, Carpenters------- N. P. Jepsen Shop, Foreman I, Carpenters--------- 0. A. Knutsen East Side, Foreman I, Carpenters----- H. J. Shanahan West Side, Foreman I, Carpenters___ W. Sisko Chem. Prod., Foreman I, Carpenters__ T. Spinnanger Foreman I, Painters________________ A. E. Weh Foreman I, Painters________________ F. H. Keimig Foreman II, Painters_______________ -E. A. Lichty Machinists General Foreman____W. H. Boehm Ass't General Foreman, Field________ C. Guenzler Ass't General Foreman,-Shop --------- J. Sharp Shop, Foreman I____________________ T. S. Kendig Field, Foreman I___________________ C. Knuelle Field; Foreman I___________________ M. Conisha Field, Foreman I___________________ C. McGee Field, Foreman I___________________ F. J. Gressing Field, Foreman I___________________ W. Madden Substitute Wage Foreman Sub. Shop Foreman_________________ V. F. Biringer Sub. Shop Foreman_________________ J. G. Scharr Wage Field Foreman --------- W. C. Benning -Instrument Repair General Foreman___________________ E. Lehmann Instrument Repair, Foreman ' I_______ F. Maier Instrument Repair, Foreman I_______ R. A. Rowe Instrument Repair, Foreman I_______ W. E. Sparks Instrument Repair, Foreman I_______ S. F. Mersitz Materials d Tools General Foreman____________________ J. D. Connolly Supervisor Tool Control_____________ P., B. Hoge Chief Storekeeper___________________ S. H. Martis Asst. Chief Storekeeper______________ S. F. Cogan Plant Protection General Foreman____________________ W. J. Seeland Capt. of the Guards_________________ A. L. Hedley Fire Chief__________________________ A. A. Higgins Asst. Fire Chief_____________________ A. M. Tobiasson Janitor, Foreman II________________ W. S. Callahan 1 f I STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY Plant Protection-Continued. ,Guards, Foreman II_________________ H. Wurzburger Guards, Foreman II_________________ A. R. Seaman-' Guards, Foreman II_________________ C. A. Wadel Guards, Foreman II_________________ N. J. Mooney Guards, Foreman II_________________ W. H. Foley Guards, Foreman II_________________ H. T. Black Guards, Foreman II_________________ P. H. Boyer Guards, Foreman II_________________ T. C. Jones Electrical Department General Foreman____________________ H. F. Miller Asst. General Foreman_______________ C. Elste Test Engineer, Supervisor of Shift Electricians______________________ B. B: Cole Electrical Foreman I________________ L. A. Conway Electrical Foreman I________________ W. H. Cox Electrical Foreman I________________ W. Dawes Electrical Foreman I________________ G. S. Taylor Electrical Foreman I________________ A. T. Weir Steam & Power Department Asst. Department Head --------------- F. Peterson Technician & Supervisor_____________ N. H. Bigelow Technician & Supervisor_____________ I. O. Bacastow Major Shift-Engineer (Foreman)W. H. Baum Major Shift Engineer (Foreman)----- P. Fromhertz Major Shift Engineer (Foreman)----- W. I. Hale Major Shift Engineer (Foreman)----- W. E. McDonald House Engineer (Shift Foreman)____ - W. D.-Bauer House Engineer (Shift Foreman)____ O. Sharkey House Engineer (Shift Foreman)____ H. C. Ward Personnel Department Asst. to Personnel Manager___________ C. B. Thoma's Safety Supervisor___________________ J. W. Vreeland Asst. Safety Supervisor ---------------- A. J. Johnson Office Asst. and A. & B. Manager------ G. W. Bingham Medical Department Plant Physician_____________________ Dr. R. G. Birrell Asst. Plant Physician________________ Dr. F. L. Roth Medical Assistant____________________ C. Bantleon Cafeteria Manager of Cafeteria_______________ R. E. Weeks Head Chef ------------------------- R. J. Luick Head Waitress ---------------------- B. E. Churchill '665 666 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Process Control Group Head __________ D. F. Eaton Group Head B____________________ C. R. Haag Group ' Head B------------------------ A. C. Skooglund Group Head C________________ L. M. Ruef Group Head C_____________________ H. G. Taylor Foreman I, Exchanger Equipment ____ A. M. Pettem' Combustion Foreman__ _____________ S. S. Dunning Safety (Metal) Inspection-Bayway Refinery Department Head___________________ J. E. McCovney Ass't. Department - Head ------------- R. E.-Enstrom Group Leader_____________________- R. A. Mason 'Area Leader ------------------------- J. J. Hoerter Area Leader_________ E.L. Bernhardt Area Leader_______________ _____ W. W. Lewis Area Leader_______ ______________ C. J. Sayko Pressure Distillation Ass't. Department Head_____________ W. C. Jehle Tech. Ass't. and' Unit Supervisor------ F. S. Sherwood Tech. Ass't. and Ass't. Unit Supervisor_ C. I. Bigelow Tech. Ass't. and Ass't. Unit Supervisor_ J. B. Hanna Major Shift Foreman________________ J. J. Gibbons Major Shift Foreman________________ W. C. Tirsbier Major Shift Foreman________________ W. Smith Cleaner Foreman___________________ W. 'Zimmerman Substitute Wage Foreman Sub. Major Shift Foreman___________ W. L. Keenan Atmospheric Distillation Ass't. Department Head & Tech. Ass't.. A. S. Taylor Major Shift Foreman_______________ A. H. Anderson Major Shift Foreman_______________ H. W. Anderson Major Shift Foreman ---------------- ^C. E. Paashaus Substitute Wage Foreman Sub. Major Shift Foreman___________ F. T. Altman Slop Control ,Supervisor _________________________ W. B. Irvine Ass't. Supervisor ----------------------- M. J. Berzin Treating Plant Department Head___________________ G. A. Lloyd Asst. Department Head_____________ A. C. Sajko Shift Foreman ---- _------------------ J. B. Currie Shift Foreman___ _________________. J. J. Jordan Foreman-Special Assignment------- E. M. Johnson Shift Foreman ---------------------- D. M. Midgley Foreman, Chemical Handling-------- M. P. Ryan STANDARD OIL COMPANY- OF NEW JERSEY Substitute Wage Foreman Sub Shift Foreman ----------- C. A. Polph Gas Department. Department Head ---------- 0. T. Lamb - Department Head_____________ T. A. Egan Shit Forernan______________________ J. P. Bennett Shift Foreman______________________ W. L. Hurley Shift Foreman______________________ E. S. Smith Substitute Wage Foreman Sub. Shift Foreman_________________ T. Lance Oil Movement and Storage Ass't. Department Head______________ C. Hoens Tech. Ass't. & Ass't. to Dept. Head___- W. J. Ricketts Dock Supervisor ------------------ __. J. G. Schreiber' Supervisor; Loading, Unloading, Fill- ing & Blending___________________ J. J. Coughlin Supervisor,'Industry Unloading Rack_ J. A. McNesby Head Pumpman_____________________ S. L. Schobert Head Pumpman-------------- _------ F. W. Schneider Head Pumpman------------------ J. A. Maguire Head Puinpman------------------ H. W. Tomlinson' Head Pumpman_____________________ S. Levy Pierman; Shift Foreman_____________ C. T. Hannan Pierman, Shift- Foreman ----- --------- H. F. Neubauer Pierman, Shift Foreman_____________ F. J. Peters Pierman, Shift Foreman_____________ F. Weid Rack, Shift Foreman ----------------- W. M. Beres Rack, Shift Foreman ----------------- W. J. Clark Rick, Shift Foreman ------------------ G. E. Krautter Rack, Shift Foienian----------------- W. J. Clark, Sr. Rack, Shift Foreman ------------- - __. J. J. Halleck Rack, Shift Foreman ------------------- C. Hissey Rack, Shift Foreman ------------------ G: H. Foss Rack, Shift Foreman ----------------- W. Lenahan Rack, Shift Foreman ----------------- R.'G. Kaeding Rack, Foreman______________________ W.1 E. Walters Supervisor Tank Roof Equipment In- spection--------------------------- G. Voorhees Supervisor Lead Mixing -------------- J. P. Sottung Supervisor Lead Mixing --------------- T. F. Kenely Supervisor, Barrel & Truck Filling___ W. H. Fischer Supervisor of Product Movement____- R. F. Quinn Substitute Wage Foremen - - Sub. Rack Shift ForemanW. F. Beym Sub. Rack Shift Foreniaif ------------- T. F. Bracey. 667 668 DECISIONS' OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS- BOARD Chemical Products Department Tech. Ass't. & Ass't. to Dept. Head_____ W. J. Wiseman Mechanical Coordinator_____________ F. W. Isles Office Manager______________________ J. L. Letterer Alcohol Area Unit Supervisor__________J. Hooton W. J. KernsUnit Supervisor_____________ Unit Supervisor_____________________ W. B. Laufman Utility Foreman_____________________ J. J. Mallon Unit Supervisor ----------- I ---------- C. C. Waddel White Oil Area Unit Supervisor --------------------- D. Van Dijk Unit Supervisor_____: ---------------- P. J. Slavin Unit ' Supervisor____________________ C. N. Arnold East Side-Chemical Products Major Shift Foreman________________ H. J. MacKenzie Major Shift Foreman________________ P. J. Fifer Major Shift Foreman________________ J. J. Coursen Major Shift Foreman ------------ F. M. Dames Paratone Area Unit' Supervisor__________________;__- W. H. Clarendon, Jr. Unit Supervisor --------------------- J. H. Bannon Major Shift Foreman ----------- ___-' R. Knott Major Shift Foreman----------------- W. S. Terhune Major Shift Foreman________________ A. A. Sherrier Chief Shipping Clerk, Head, of Ship- ping---------------------------- J. R. Moffett Paratone Shipper Foreman -- - ------- G. W. Cullen Acid Plant Area ' ' i Supervisor, Acid Plant______________ W. C. Patten Shift Foreman________________J. Rowe, Jr. Shift Foreman ---------- - -__-_____ R.. P. Peterson Shift Foreman ---------------------- T. Morrow Substitute Wage Foremen Sub. Major Shift Foreman, East Side, Chemical Products________________ M. E. Rugg Sub. Unit Supervisor, Paratone_______ J. J. Baltz Sub. Major Shift Foreman, Paratone_ F. H. Keimig Sub. Shift Foreman, Acid____________ H. Terry Chemical Products Laboratory Group Head B, Control Work--------. H. L. Winston Ass't. Head,,Control Work_____'______ W. R. Norris Group Head B, Alcohol Finishing Group---------------------------- W. S. Harney Technologist & Group Head Alcohol Manufacture H. O. Mottern STANDARD OIL COMPANY, ,OF NEW JERSEY 669, Chemical Products Laboratory-Continued. Technologist & Group Head White Oil Manufacture Group_______________ C. A. Cohen Technologist & Group Head Sulfonate Sales Group_______________________ E. C: Carlson Foreman IT, Control_________________ R. C. Rowley Foreman II, Control_________________ F. P. Dawalt) Foreman II, Control-- --------- ------- G. S. Smith Foreman II, Control_________________ E. M. Gloeckner Paratone Laboratory â€¢ Ass't. Department Head_____________ - C. F. Van Glider Group Head, Development ------------ D. W. Young Foreman IT, Control_________________ E. J. Ryan Solvent Laboratory Department Head___________________ T. R. Donlan Group Head C, Solvents Group-------- A. Gathman Group Head C, Development Group___ H. T. Rice Main Laboratory Ass't. Department Head_____________ C. E. Gustafson General Laboratory Foreman, Inspec-' tion---------------------------- _. L. R. Rogers Group Head B, Gas Analysis --------- J. A. Simpson Foreman I, Inspection---------------. G. A. Gokey Foreman I, Distillation & Treating____ P. J. Hannan Foreman I, Analytical Group --------- A. J. Jacobi Group Head C, Poutine Analysis--__ C. E. Hoos Foreman IT, Inspection-------------. J. R. Knowlton Asst. to Group Head, Gas Analysis--- L. J. Myers 'Foreman IT, Inspection______________ A. J. Francus Technical Service Division Ass't. Head, Process Survey Groups__- G. H. Symonds Ass't. Head, Process Survey Groups__ R. W. Tryon Ass't. Head, Statistical & Economy Study Groups_____________________ F. E. Walsh Head, Process Control Group --------- J. S. Hull Head, Technical Conversation Group_. J. H. McClintock Head, Technical Cracking Group_-___ R. C. Coney Head, Technical Chemical Refining Group-------------------------- E. E. Juterbock Head, Estimating, Review & Test Group-------------------------- W. E. Whaley Asst. Head Estimating, Review and Test Group ----------------------- G. D. Priestman Head, Economy Study Group-_-J. A. Christensen Head, Technical Lub. Oil Group------. R. P. Ferguson Office Manager---------------------- F. J. Strasburger 670 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 6. That the following positions are specifically excluded from the ,unit in Case No. 2-R-4773 for the reason that the. incumbents of such positions , as part of their duties, have access to files dealing with con- fidential labor relations and handle or participate in labor relation matters, and that the present incumbents of-such positions are: In the Immediate Off ee o f the Manager of the New'Jersey Works Secretary to the Manager____________ C. M. Winterhalter Stenographers ---------------------- D. M. Driscoll M. H. Douglas M. B. Sharp M. G. McGettingan M. Kravec Office Clerk_________________________ J. C. Dewey In the Immediate Office of the Head of the Illanager's Office Account= ing Department: - Stenographer to Department Head____ E. M. Flanigan In the Immediate O ffice o f the General Superintendent Secretary to the General Superin- tendent----------------------------- W. J. Sparling Stenographer ------------------------- P. A. Gilligan Head File Clerk and Office Assistant_ V. Al. Cool Assistant File Clerk and Typist ------- M. H. Brugger Office Clerk___ -_____________________ I. V. Wacker _ In the Immediate Office of the Mechanical, Process, and Chemical Products Departments - Stenographers to the Heads and Assist- ant Heads of the Departments------- R. L. Vanelli A. F. Weber J. Hourihan A. Whitney E. G. Eisenhart 11 Chemical Products Department In the Immediate O ff ce -of the Supervisor, Paratone Area Office Clerk and Stenographer--------. L. N. Isaac - 'In the Immediate O, ffice of the Supervisor,,Alcohol Area Office Clerk_________________________ O. A. Mika, In the Immediate O fJice of the Personnel Manager Stenographer to the Head of the De- partment ---------------------------- M. Elmiger STANDARD' OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY ' ' 671 In the Immediate Office of the Personnel Manager-Continued: Stenographer to the Safety Supervisor_ G. V. Flis Stenographers----------------------- D. F. Reeder E. Dickert M. M. Black Receptionist-Absentee C l e r k and Stenographer______________________ C. J. Driscoll File Clerk___________________________ D. Kravec Annuities and Benefits Clerk__________ E. T. Lier Statistical Clerk_____________________ J. J. Doyle P Employment Clerk_______'-------------------- D. B. Holcombe Personnel and Training Clerk --------- E. H. Timm In the Immediate Office of the Process Control Department Stenographer to Dept. Head and Ass't. Dept . Heads_____ __________________ F. M. Brown In the Immediate Office of the Head of the Pressure Distillation Dept. Stenographer and Office Clerk________ H. H.i Durett In the Immediate Office of the Head of the Atmospheric Distillation Department Stenographer and Office Clerk____-__- J. J. Heck, Jr. Oil Movement. and Storage Department 'In the Immediate Office of the Head of the Department Stenographer and Clerk________ J: T. Conroy, Jr. In the Immediate Office of the Head of the Steam and Power Depart- ment Stenographer and Clerk _ C.H. Miller In the Immediate Office of the Head - of the Main Laboratory Stenographer ,to Department Head_-- A. H. Krav'ec In the Immediate Office of the Head of the Paratone Laboratory Stenographer to Department Head___. G. F. Hannon In the Immediate Office of the Head, of the Chemical Products Labor- atory Stenographer to the Department Head _ J: L. Sullivan In the Technical Service Division Stenographer to the Manager________ M. W. Hoffman In the Immediate Office of the Chief Safety Engineer and Metal In- spection Department, I - Stenographers __ -------------------- H. Starzee IT. Augustine - i 4 672, DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD 7. That the folloiving positions are excluded from all the. units as professional or technical, and that the present incumbents of such positions are : - Process Control Department P. C. Billings-------------------. Engineer B J. G. Brown--------------------- Engineer B R. D. Burt----------------------- Engineer A H. W. Butler-------------------- Engineer B R. W. Egberts-------------------. Engineer B R. G. Ernest--------------------- Engineer C J. D. Graham-------------------- Engineer A D. T. Gregg---------------------- Engineer B P. F. Hawkins-------------------. Engineer B E. C. Holmer--------------------- Engineer C W. V. Hunt--------------------- Engineer C V. E. Kelly----------------------. Engineer C W. J. Killy---------------------- Engineer B W: M. Lindell-------------------. Engineer B R. D. Marchant------------------. Engineer C L. B. Monroe--------------------. Engineer B F. G. Olde----------------------- Engineer C H. S. Orth---------------------- -- Engineer A F. R. Pfaff ----------------------- Engineer C R. L. Ratcliffe-------------------. Engineer A B. C. Ryan----------------------- Engineer A , J. S. Saylor---------------------- Engineer C E. P. Schumaker----------------. Engineer B W. E. Shackleton----------------. Engineer A H. W. Smith. -------------------- Engineer B F. M. Spooner ----- --------------- Engineer C R. A. Verner--------------------- Engineer B Chemical Products Department East Side Technical Assistant to Unit Supervisor- L. Ehresmann Chemical Products Laboratory, including White Oil Laboratory D. Bonham------------------ Chemist C F. R. Brown----------------- Chemist B E. F. Fleischman------------- Chemist B A. R. Graff------------------. Chemist B STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY 673. Chemical Products Laboratory , including White Oil Laboratory- (Continued). H. J. Horton-------------------- Chemist B T. A . Jacob__________________ Chemist B V. F. Mistretta_______________ Chemist A R. H. Nagel___________'______ - Chemist A J' D. McElhinney ____________ Chemist C C. H. Gebelein---------------- Chemist A (R. S. Hawley________________ Chemist C M. Kaplan_______________ ____ Chemist C Solvents Laboratory S. B. Beddow________________ Chemist B A. C. Henn_________ _________ Chemist B C. W. Willever_______________ Chemist B Paratone Laboratory N. M. Elmore---------------- Chemist B' W. C. Harney----------------- Chemist B J. S..Kane-- ----------------- Chemist C F. W. Kroll____ ______________ Chemist C M. A. Pavlick________________ Chemist C T. J. Peters_________________: Chemist C J. P. Rocca___ '______________ Chemist B L. W. Wagner---------------- Chemist B Main Laboratory A. J. Brislin --- --------------- Chemist C Metal Inspection D. J. Cassidy________________ Senior Engineering Inspector G. H. Hollerbach------------- Junior Engineering Inspector W. M. Kievit________________ Junior Engineering Inspector I. J. Krikman________________ Senior Engineering Inspector Local Engineering C. A. Butt__ '_________________ Estimator G. Handlong------------------ Estimator R. A. Dickson---------------- Estimator J. H. Praul------------------ Senior Draftsman Regional Engineers F. G. Palcanis_______________ Field Estimator 601 ? 4 S-45-vo1 57-44 674 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Technical Service Division-, G. A. Beiswenger---------------- - Engineer-Tech. Crude Work Up A. L. RaphaeL__________________ Engineer-Tech. Asphalt C. C. Goehring------------------ Engineer-Process Control C. E. Britton___________________ ,Chemist-Process Control D. Maclntyre___________________ Engineer-Process Control J. Gardiner --------------------- Engineer-Process Control , J. Ziercher______________________ Engineer-Process Control H. 0. Bailey____________________ Engineer-Process Control K. 0. Johnson__________________ Engineer-Process Control C. H. Bisesi--------------------- Engineer-Process Control A. H. Kean_____________________ Engineer-Process Control A. J. Kelley____________________ Engineer-Chemical Refining R. R. Keppler------------------ -- Engineer-Test Group H. L. Minlch------------------- I Engineer-Test Group D. J. Secunda___________________ Engineer-Test Group W. J. Franklin ------------------- Engineer-Test Group W. Taylor______________________ Engineer-Test Grout/ J. P. Davis--------------------- Engineer-Test Group S. E. Burr______________________ Chemist-Economy Study Group C. F. Wood_____________________ Engineer-Economy Study Group R. E. Brandeau_________________ Engineer-Economy Study Group B. W. Young___________________ Engineer-Economy Study Group I. S. Poole______________________ Engineer-Economy Study Group J. A. Bateman_____________Engineer-Economy Study Group A. G. Lewis--------------------- Engineer-Economy Study Group R. E. Kreider___________________ Engineer-Economy Study Group. A. R. Prista____________________ Engineer-Economy Study Group APPENDIX B0 Respecting the scope of the units with reference to the employees _,of Stanco, Incorporated, the Independent and Stanco entered into the stipulations set forth below. The C. I. 0. joined in the stipula- tions insofar as they pertained -to the units in Cases Nos. 2-R-4398 and 2-R-4813. 1. That the terms "all operating, mechanical, and maintenance em- ployees" used in the description of the unit in Case No. 2-R-4398 shall include, and shall be deemed to include, all'such employees in' the Mechanical Department and in the Manufacturing, Packaging, and Shipping Departments located at the Bayway Refinery, to wit: STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY 675 A. In the Mechanical Depart- ment, all boilermakers welders machinists - pipe fitters electricians carpenters painters janitors watchmen laborers 0 together with all helpers handymen , and B. In the Manufacturing, . Pack- aging, and Shipping De- partments, all stillmen pumpmen a n d pumpmen helpers filternien and filtermen help- ers treaters and treater helpers blenders process operators checkers order readers, shed men supply men branders stencilmen filler men packers laborers and junior laborers machine cleaners together with all utility men 2. That the terms "all clerical employees in the factory and gen- eral offices" used in the description of the unit in Case No. 2-R-4773 shall include, and shall be deemed to include, all senior, intermediate, and junior clerks, file clerks, stenographers, typists, ediphone and teletype operators, office boys, escorts, timekeepers and purchasing representative, in the office of the Plant -Manager And in the offices of the Manufacturing, Blending & Bulk Filling Department, Sup- plies and Shipping Department, and Maintenance Department, and in the Stanco Technical and Laboratory Groups at Bayway, including those in the office of the Technical Sales Representative-White Oil, Entomological Laboratory, Insecticide Laboratory, and the Chemical Research Laboratory. 3. That the terms ,'analysts, inspectors, laboratory assistants; en- gineering assistants,, gaugers-inspectors, and air analysis employees" used in the description of the unit in Case No. 2-R-4774 shall include, and shall be deemed to include, all analysts, inspectors, junior inspec- tors, senior laboratory assistants, laboratory assistants and junior laboratory assistants in the Entomological Laboratory, the Insecticide Laboratory, and the Chemical Research Laboratory. 0 11 676 DECISIONS OF NATIONAL LABOR IiELATIONS, BOARD 4., That the following' positions are excluded from;all the units as, executive, and that the present incumbents of'such positions are: Plant Manager--------------------- H. F. Seeland Assistant Plant Manager ------------- T. Jones _ Technical Sales Representative, White - Oil Group------------------------ V. F. Beyer Head, Entomological Laboratory---_-. F. Nelson Head, Insecticide Laboratory--------- N. Sankowsky Head, Chemical Research Laboratory_ H. Cooke 5. That the following positions are excluded from all the units as supervisory, and that the present incumbents of such positions are: Manufacturing, Blending, and Bulk Filling Department Supervisor of Department-----__- M. B. Pierson Foreman' I, Barrel Building Bulk Filling-----------------------. A. McMullen Packaging and Plant Purchasing Department Supervisor of Department-_--_-- C. Cheek Foreman I, Automatic Packaging Machine Maintenance---------- J. Bahelka Foreman II, Assistant Supervi- sor, Packaging---------------- T. Winans Foreman III, Labor and Export Casing-----------------------. S. Harker Forelady, Bottle and Can Filling_ I. Heipertz Forelady, Bottle and Can Filling_. S. O'Donnell Supplies, Shipping Department, and O ffCce Staff Supervisor of Department------_. L. S. Yarnell Foreman II, Chief Shipping Clerk_________________________ J. Froustet Foreman II, Warehouse and Ship- ping--=-- -------------------- T. Lynes Foreman III, Storage and Sup- ply, Empty Package ------------ N. Rodd Foreman III, Receiving and Checking---------------------. W.'Miller Plant Maintenance Foreman II, Maintenance Fore- man-------------------------. P. Goetz, Pipe fitter,.Wage Foreman ------- R. Miller Electrician, Wage Foreman ------- H. Fiederlein 0 ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY 677 6. That the stenographer to the Plant Manager,'Mrs. A. Smith, is specifically excluded from .the unit in Case No. 2-R-4773 for the reason that the stenographer to' the Plant Manager, as part of her duties, has access to files dealing with confidential labor relations and takes and transcribes dictation relating to labor relations matters. 7. That the following positions are excluded from all the units as professional or technical, and that the present incumbents of such positions are : Senior Chemist ---------------------- E. C. Hull Chemist A__________________________ M. A. Jernakoff Chemist A__________________________ A. Harinsen Chemist A__________________________ J. B. Holtzclaw Chemist C__________________________ J. H. Batt Chemist C__________________________ Mrs. G. Grant