...code. This Court has said, for example, that the powers of a union under the Railway Labor Act are "comparable to those possessed by a legislative body...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents . . . ." Steele v. Louisville & NR Co., 323 US 192, 202 (1944). Some have argued that this analogy...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents, cf JI Case Co. v. Labor Board, supra, 335, but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents, cf. /. /. Coxe Co. v. NLRB, supra, 335, but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding...

...representative. Cf. Elgin, J. < & \E. JR. Co. v. Burley, 325 US 711, 65 S. Ct. 1282. The Act clothes the bargaining representative with "powers comparable...restrict the rights of those whom it represents." In the exercise of its legislative functions, the statutory representative is charged with (he public...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents, cf. J. /. Case Co. v. Labor Board, supra, 335, but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents, cf. JI Case Co. v. Labor Board, supra, 335, but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding...

...by a majority of the employees becomes the exclusive spokesman for all of thatn. It now has a "power comparable to those possessed by a legislative body both to create and to restrict the rights of those whom it represents." For this reason, the .Supreme Court concluded,...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents, but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding duty. We hold that the language of the...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents * * * but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding duty. We hold that the language...

...imposes upon a legislature to give equal protection to the interests of those for whom it legislates. Congress has seen fit to clothe the bargaining representative...and restrict the rights of those whom it represents, but it has also imposed on the representative a corresponding duty. We hold that the language of the...