In Prestolite Wire Div., 592 F.2d at 306-07, under similar circumstances, we held that a court of appeals is warranted in construing most favorably to the objecting party the factual assertions contained in its objections.
Concluding that under principles of agency law the union was responsible for the misdeeds of employees that volunteered to, among other things, solicit other employees to sign authorization cards
In NLRB v. Cambridge Wire Cloth Co., 622 F.2d 1195 (4th Cir. 1980), the Fourth Circuit, citing Food Store Employees Union, remanded the case to the Board with explicit instructions to "determine the applicability of General Knit to the instant case."