American Book Division, Litton Educational Publishing, Inc.

National Labor Relations Board - Board Decisions

Apr 7, 1975

264 N.L.R.B. 1421 (N.L.R.B. 1975)

AMERICAN BOOK DIVISION
American Book Division, Litton Educational Pub-
lishing, Inc.' and Litton Educational Publish-
ing, Inc.2 and United Papermakers and Paper-
workers, AFL-CIO.3 Cases 9-CA-6686 and 9-
RC-9367
April 7, 1975
ORDER APPROVING REQUEST FOR
WITHDRAWAL OF CHARGE AND
DISMISSING COMPLAINT
On October 30, 1974, the Board issued a Pro-
posed Decision, Order, and Direction of Second
Election 4 in the above-entitled case in which it
found that Respondent engaged in certain conduct
violative of Section 8(a)(1) of the National Labor
Relations Act, as amended, and dismissed those al-
legations of the complaint relating to the dis-
charges of several employees of the Employer. The
Board further set aside the election in Case 9-RC-
9367 and remanded that case to the Regional Di-
rector for appropriate action.
i Hereinafter called Respondent.
2 Hereinafter called Employer
3 Hereinafter called Charging Party-Petitioner.
' 214 NLRB 413
On January 6 and 10, 1975, the Charging Party-
Petitioner and Respondent-Employer, respectively,
entered into a stipulation whereby they agreed,
inter alia, that the notice of hearing and unfair
labor practice charge filed in Case 9-CA-6686 be
withdrawn, that the complaint be dismissed, that
the petition in Case 9-RC-9367 be withdrawn and
that the cases be closed on the grounds that the
parties have arrived at a mutually satisfactory ad-
justment in settlement of the dispute arising out of
the above-entitled cases.
On January 17, 1975, counsel for the General
Counsel moved that the Board approve the request
for withdrawal of the charge and dismiss the com-
plaint.
In the absence of any opposition thereto and as it
appears that such adjustment will effectuate the
policies and purposes of the Act, the Board ap-
proves the request for withdrawal of the charge,
and the dismissal of the complaint.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the complaint be,
and it hereby is, dismissed.
By direction of the Board: George A. Leet, As-
sociate Executive Secretary
264 NLRB No. 185
1421