193 of 198 are on the map.
Counted 30 September 2010Case 03-RC-011983Kenmore, NYEligible to vote 75 For COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO: 49Against: 49Challenged: 4
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time, regular part-time and per diem Certified Mammography Technologists, Cardiac Sonographers, CT Technologists, Electroneurodiagnostic Technicians, Licensed Practical Nurses, Operating Room Technicians, Radiology Technologists
Counted 30 September 2010Case 04-RC-021733Bristol, PAEligible to vote 17 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 115: 8Against: 9
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time route sales representatives, warehouse employees, and fleet mechanic employed by the Employer at its 2201 Green Lane, Levittown, PA facility. EXCLUDED: All other employees, office clerical employees, R
Counted 30 September 2010Case 04-RC-021735Cinnaminson, NJEligible to vote 17 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 830: 3Against: 14
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time batch makers, transfer drivers, repack employees, shippers and general warehousemen employed by the Employer at its 1050 Taylors Lane, Cinnaminson, NJ facility. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including
Counted 30 September 2010Case 05-RC-016503Fairfax, VAEligible to vote 167 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 65Void: 5
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 30 September 2010Case 05-RC-016508Rockville, MDEligible to vote 52 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602: 19Challenged: 1Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 30 September 2010Case 05-RC-016536Gaithersburg, MDEligible to vote 61 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 19
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602
Counted 30 September 2010Case 05-RC-016556Dulles, VAEligible to vote 247 For UNITED ASSOCIATION OF SPRINKLER FITTERS, LOCAL 536 A/W UNITED ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBERS AND PIPEFITTER: 95Void: 7
A majority voted for representation by UNITED ASSOCIATION OF SPRINKLER FITTERS, LOCAL 536 A/W UNITED ASSOCIATION OF PLUMBERS AND PIPEFITTER.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All employees employed by the employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Lo
Counted 30 September 2010Case 05-RC-016561Washington, DCEligible to vote 10 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: not recorded
The Board's export carries no count for this tally.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All employees employed by the employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Lo
Counted 30 September 2010Case 06-RC-012770Webster Springs, WVEligible to vote 7 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL UNION 2357, AFL-CIO: 4Against: 3
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL UNION 2357, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time lead linemen, linemen, line workers and meter readers employed by the Employer at its Webster Springs, West Virginia, facility; excluding all office clerical employees and guards, professional employees and supervi
Counted 30 September 2010Case 10-RC-015802Muscle Shoals, ALEligible to vote 99 For UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO-CLC: 18Against: 76
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included All full-time and regular part-time maintenance technicians, maintenance electricians, roll grinders, and warehouse employees employed by the Employer at the Wise Alloys plant located at 4805 2nd St., Muscle Shoals Alabama. Exclude All of
Counted 30 September 2010Case 13-RM-001769Chicago, ILEligible to vote 5 For MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION & SERVICE WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 24, AFL-CIO: not recordedAgainst: 5
A majority voted against representation.
The employer asked for this vote
All production and maintenance employees of the Advance Equipment Manufacturing Company, excluding office and clerical employees, professional, technical and administrative employees, supervisors, watchmen and guards, and employees belonging to other
Counted 30 September 2010Case 16-RC-010962Laredo, TXEligible to vote 145 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 657: 98For UNITED TRANSPORTATION UNION LOCAL 1670: not recorded
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL 657.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All operators and maintenance employees. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including office clerical employees, foremen, inspectors, revenue processors, cashiers, dispatchers and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 30 September 2010Case 16-RC-010972Round Rock, TXEligible to vote 13 For PRODUCTION WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 707: 1Against: 11
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time customer service managers and customer service manager trainees operating out of the facility located at 1200 N. Industrial Avenue, Round Rock, Texas 78681. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including wholesale drivers, war
Counted 30 September 2010Case 16-RD-001602Laredo, TXEligible to vote 145 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 657: 98For UNITED TRANSPORTATION UNION, LOCAL 1670: not recorded
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 657.
A vote on whether to keep the union
INCLUDED: All operators and maintenance employees. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including office clerical employees, foremen, inspectors, revenue processors, cashiers, dispatchers and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 30 September 2010Case 19-RC-015341Prosser, WAEligible to vote 109 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 760: 44Against: 61Challenged: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time production, quality control, warehouse shipping and receiving employees, maintenance, working lead employees and janitorial employees employed by the Employer at its Prosser, Washington facility. Excl
Counted 30 September 2010Case 20-RC-018317Napa, CAEligible to vote 483 For CALIFORNIA NURSES ASSOCIATION/NATIONAL NURSES ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, NNU: 193Against: 236Challenged: 14
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time and per diem nurses employed by the Employer at its Napa, California facility under the following classifications: Clinical Nurse Specialist; Lead, Radiology Nurse; Lead, Surgery Desk Shift; Navigator, Ca
Counted 30 September 2010Case 29-RC-011945Brentwood, NYEligible to vote 56 For LOCAL 339 UNITED SERVICE WORKERS UNION IUJAT: 30Against: 26
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 339 UNITED SERVICE WORKERS UNION IUJAT.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time residential drivers and helpers, roll-off drivers and front end drivers employed at the Employer's 926 Crooked Hill Road, Brentwood, New York, facility. Excluded: Mechanics, mechanics helpers, yard
Counted 30 September 2010Case 33-RC-005158Springfield, ILEligible to vote 118 For AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, COUNCIL 31: 64Against: 42Challenged: 3Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY, AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES, COUNCIL 31.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All head start and early head start full-time and regular part-time teachers, co-teachers, teacher assistants, advocates, home visitors, special needs teachers, bus drivers, bus monitors, cooks, maintenance employees, data entry employees, receptioni
Counted 29 September 2010Case 03-RC-011982Menands, NYEligible to vote 2 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 294: not recordedAgainst: 2
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time drivers employed by the Employer at its 36 Broadway, Menands, New York location; excluding office clerical employees, guards, and all professional employees and supervisors as defined in the Act and all other emplo
Counted 29 September 2010Case 05-RC-016409Baltimore, MDEligible to vote 63 For UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7: 42
A majority voted for representation by UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time employees employed by the Employer at Coppin State University in Baltimore, Maryland; but excluding Coppin State University students, office clerical employees, managers, assistant managers, guards and supervisors
Counted 29 September 2010Case 08-RD-002184Youngstown, OHEligible to vote 48 For DISTRICT 1199, THE HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICE UNION, SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, CLC: 26Against: 16Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by DISTRICT 1199, THE HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICE UNION, SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, CLC.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time service and maintenance employees employed by the Center at its 850 E. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown, Ohio facility, including nurse aides, rehabilitation aides, physical therapy aides, occupational therapy aides, t
Counted 29 September 2010Case 09-RC-018298Russell, KYEligible to vote 20Rerun For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BRIDGE, STRUCTURAL, ORNAMENTAL & REINFORCING IRON WORKERS: 7Against: 12
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time employees engaged in welding, fabricating, loading and unloading principal products at the Employer's facility in Russell, Kentucky, but excluding lead persons, office clerical employees, professional employees, gu
Counted 29 September 2010Case 09-RC-018312Columbus, OHEligible to vote 19 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 413: 16Against: 3
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 413.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All warehouse employees and night loaders employed by the Employer at its American Bottling Company Distribution Center at 960 Stelzer Road, Columbus, Ohio, excluding office clerical employees, all other employees and all professional employees, guar
Counted 29 September 2010Case 16-RC-010965Corpus Christi, TXEligible to vote 49 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKER: 35Against: 12Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKER.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time central control room employees (console supervisors). EXCLUDED: All other employees, including office clericals, professionals, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 29 September 2010Case 24-RC-008682Juana Diaz, PREligible to vote 17 For UNIóN DE TRONQUISTAS DE PUERTO RICO, LOCAL 901, IBT: 14Against: 1Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNIóN DE TRONQUISTAS DE PUERTO RICO, LOCAL 901, IBT.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full time and regular part time landfill department employees, which includes utility and auxiliar employees, spotters, handymen, heavy equipment operators, welders and truck drivers employed by the Employer at its facility located in
Counted 28 September 2010Case 02-RC-023521Austin, TXEligible to vote 32 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 3: 9Against: 15
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time field service engineers and first line maintenance workers employed by the Employer and regularly assigned to work in the five boroughs of New York City, Westchester County, NY, or Fairfield County
Counted 28 September 2010Case 05-RC-016488Landover, MDEligible to vote 38 For UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 400: 20Against: 13Challenged: 4Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 400.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time merchandisers and sales representatives; but excluding all receivers, freezer and shipping employees, stockers, drivers, office clericals, dispatchers, key account managers, professional employees, and supervisors
Counted 28 September 2010Case 05-RC-016502Gaithersburg, MDEligible to vote 35 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 14Against: 1Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 28 September 2010Case 06-RC-012763Conway, PAEligible to vote 19 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRAL AND SERVICE WORKER: 8Against: 7Void: 3
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRAL AND SERVICE WORKER.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time yard drivers and road drivers employed by the Employer at the Altoona, Pennsylvania, facility of Norfolk Southern Railroad; excluding all office clerical employees, managerial employees and guards, professional emp
Counted 28 September 2010Case 19-RC-015339Tacoma, WAEligible to vote 50 For LABORERS: 20Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by LABORERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time general laborers employed by the Employer in Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, King, Pierce, Thurston, Lewis, that portion of Pacific County north of a straight line made by extending the northern boundary of
Counted 28 September 2010Case 19-RD-003872Moses Lake, WAEligible to vote 27 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 760: 21Against: 5
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL 760.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All full-time and regular part-time maintenance mechanics and warehouse employees employed by the Employer at its Moses Lake, Washington facility. Excluded: All office clerical associates, confidential associates, guards and supervisors
Counted 28 September 2010Case 34-RC-002389Gales Ferry, CTEligible to vote 36 For CSEA SEIU, LOCAL 2001: 18Against: 16Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by CSEA SEIU, LOCAL 2001.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time bus drivers employed by the Employer at its Gales Ferry, Connecticut facility; but excluding all aides, fuelers, dispatchers, office clerical employees, and guards, professional employees and supervisors as defined
Counted 27 September 2010Case 02-RC-023522new york, NYEligible to vote 10 For LOCAL 116, RETAIL, WHOLESALE, AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION, UFCW: not recordedFor LOCAL 32BJ SEIU: 6
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 32BJ SEIU.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time porters, handymen and concierges/doormen employed by the Employer at its facility located at 300 West 135th Street, New York, NY. EXCLUDED: All other employees including office clerical employees
Counted 27 September 2010Case 03-RC-011981Rhinebeck, NYEligible to vote 55 For ASTOR STAFF ASSOCIATIOR, NYSUT, AFT, AFL-CIO: 43Against: 4
A majority voted for representation by ASTOR STAFF ASSOCIATIOR, NYSUT, AFT, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time teachers, occupational therapists, speech therapists, music coordinators, permanent substitute teachers, schook psychologist/behavior intervention specialists, librarians, psychologists, IEP coordinators/guidance c
Counted 27 September 2010Case 05-RC-016568Sharpsburg, PAEligible to vote 37 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602: 9
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 27 September 2010Case 07-RC-023299Livonia, MIEligible to vote 12Rerun For LOCAL 876, UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION (UFCW): 6Against: 6
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part time clerk cashiers, cosmeticians, pharmacy service associates, photo lab technicians, photo lab supervisors, shift supervisors; excluding managers, assistant managers, pharmacy interns, pharmacists, guards and supervis
Counted 27 September 2010Case 09-RD-002202Lebanon, OHEligible to vote 47 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION (SEIU), DISTRICT 1199, WV/KY/OH HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL SERVICES: 20Against: 24Void: 1
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time Head Start employees, including teachers, family advocates, teachers' assistants, cooks/custodians, drivers, bus aides, maintenance specialist, family advocates/drivers, and teacher assistants/bus aides employed by
Counted 27 September 2010Case 17-RC-012671Oklahoma City, OKEligible to vote 8 For IBT LOCAL 886: not recordedAgainst: 6Challenged: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part time hostler drivers employed by the Employer at its 5600 S. Council, Oklahoma City, OK facility, EXCLUDING all shuttlers, technicians, trailer washers, dispatchers, office clerical employees, professional employees, gu
Counted 25 September 2010Case 29-RC-011942Brooklyn, NYEligible to vote 6 For LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW: 4Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time parking attendants employed by the Employer and working at the Belltel Lofts building located at 365 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, New York. Excluded: All other employees, including clericals, guards, pr
Counted 25 September 2010Case 29-RC-011943Brooklyn, NYEligible to vote 9 For LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW: 8
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time superintendents, handymen, porters, and concierge/doormen employed by the Employer and working at the building located at 365 Bridge Street, Brooklyn, New York. Excluded: All other employees includ
Counted 24 September 2010Case 02-RC-023519Briarcliff Manor, NYEligible to vote 127 For LOCAL 355, UNITED SERVICE WORKERS UNION, IUJAT: 38For TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 100, AFL-CIO: not recordedAgainst: 2Challenged: 1Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 355, UNITED SERVICE WORKERS UNION, IUJAT.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time bus and van drivers, monitors, charter bus operators, charter van operators, and drivers' aides employed by the Employer at its Briarcliff-Ossining facility located at 51 Route 100, Briarcliff, New Y
Counted 24 September 2010Case 02-RC-023527parsippany, NJEligible to vote 3 For LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW: 3
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time porters, and superintendent employed by the Employer at its facility located at 1833 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including office clerical employees, and guards
Counted 24 September 2010Case 03-RC-011979Buffalo, NYEligible to vote 13 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL 200 UNITED: 6Against: 6
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time housekeepers, garage attendants, front desk attendants, painters, night clerks, maintenance employees and other building service employees employed by the Employer at its 33 Gates Circle, Buffalo, New Yo
Counted 24 September 2010Case 04-RC-021732Atlantic City, NJEligible to vote 16 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 331: 3Against: 12
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time store room and receiving employees employed by the Employer at its 1000 Boardwalk & Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey facility. EXCLUDED: All other employees, guards and supervisors as defined
Counted 24 September 2010Case 05-RC-016524Silver Spring, MDEligible to vote 10 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPE FI: 8
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPE FI.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan.Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 24 September 2010Case 06-RC-012768Freedom, PAEligible to vote 19 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 261 A/W INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS: 11Against: 6
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 261 A/W INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular pat-time drivers and loaders/warehouse employees employed by the Employer at its Freedom, PA, facility; excluding all office clerica employees, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 24 September 2010Case 07-RC-023369Muskegon, MIEligible to vote 22 For SEIU HEALTHCARE MICHIGAN: 8Against: 13Challenged: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time LPNs, home health aides, Hospice House aides, and Hospice House housekeeping staff employed by the Employer at and out of its 888 Terrace Street, Muskegon, Michigan facility; but excluding all RNs, physical therapi
Counted 24 September 2010Case 07-RD-003674Grand Rapids, MIEligible to vote 14 For LOCAL UNION NO. 669, ROAD SPRINKLER FITTERS, UA, AFL-CIO: 4Against: 7
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All Journeymen Sprinkler Fitters and Apprentices engaged in the installation and repair of fire sprinkler systems, and restaurant hood systems employed at or out of its 2101 Martindale SW, Grand Rapids, Michigan location; but excluding tho
Counted 24 September 2010Case 09-RC-018310Lexington, KYEligible to vote 25Rerun For INRERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND ALLIED WORKERS LOCAL 51: 12Against: 13
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All mechanical insulators employed by the Employer at or out of its facility in Lexington, Kentucky, but excluding all other employees and all office clerical employees, professional employees, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 24 September 2010Case 09-RC-018315Bluefield, WVEligible to vote 16 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 978, AFL-CIO: 7Against: 7Challenged: 1
No choice had a majority of the votes counted. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All probationary and regular production and maintenance employees including line mechanics and line servicers employed by the Employer at its Bluefield, West Virginia facility, but excluding meter readers, station electricians, transmission mechanic
Counted 24 September 2010Case 10-RC-015786Marietta, GAEligible to vote 77 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS: 26Against: 43
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time plant security officers performing guard duties as defined in Section (9)(b)(3) of the Act employed by the Employer at the Marietta Plant, excluding all office clerical employees, nonguard employees, professional e
Counted 24 September 2010Case 10-RC-015787Marietta, GAEligible to vote 77 For INTERNATIONAL UNION, SECURITY, POLICE & FIRE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA (SPFPA): 26Against: 43
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time plant security officers performing guide duties as defined in Section 9(b)(3) of the Act employed by the Employer at the Marietta Plant, excluding all office clerical employees, nonguard employees, professional emp
Counted 24 September 2010Case 18-RC-017723Minneapolis, MNEligible to vote 5 For AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION LOCAL 1005: not recordedAgainst: 4
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time dispatchers employed at the Employer's 3400 Spring Street NE, Minneapolis, Minnesota facility; excluding directors, managers, all other employees, and guards and supervisors as defined in the Act, as amended.
Counted 24 September 2010Case 21-RC-021250Los Angeles, CAEligible to vote 35 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, INTERNATIONAL, CTW, CLC: 16Against: 18
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time, regular part-time, and on-call C.N.A.s, R.N.A.s, dietary aids, laundry employees, maintenance employees, activities assistants and janitorial employees employed by the Employer at its facility located at 1900 Longwood Avenue
Counted 24 September 2010Case 22-RC-013150Guttenberg, NJEligible to vote 75 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 966: 23For IUJAT, LOCAL, 124: not recordedChallenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 966.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All regular full-time and Part-time sevice employees, maintenance employees, garage attetendents, master mechanics, handymen, concierge, doormen porets, security guards and hall persons employer at galaxy Towers. Exc. All office and clerical em
Counted 24 September 2010Case 29-RC-011944Jamaica, NYEligible to vote 222 For LOCAL 348-S, UFCW, CLC: 57Against: 145Challenged: 2Void: 2
A majority voted against representation.
Not on the map: the Census list has no such city. Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time production department employees, including those employed in the following classifications: ready to eat area, boxing/packing, chicken cutters, raw prep, salad prep, spice-sauce prep, twister-handmade
Counted 24 September 2010Case 31-RC-008834Los Angeles, CAEligible to vote 35 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, INTERNATIONAL, CTW, CLC: 16Against: 18
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time, regular part-time, and on-call C.N.A.s, R.N.A.s, dietary aids, laundry employees, maintenance employees, activities assistants and janitorial employees employed by the Employer at its facility located at 1900 Longwood Avenue
Counted 24 September 2010Case 31-RD-001601Marina Del Rey, CAEligible to vote 236 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS - WEST (SEIU-UHW): 132Against: 78Challenged: 5Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS - WEST (SEIU-UHW).
A vote on whether to keep the union
INCLUDED: All full-time, part-time and per diem service and maintenance, technical, skilled maintenance, and business office clerical employees employed by the Employer. EXCLUDED: All other employees, managers, supervisors, confidential employee
Counted 24 September 2010Case 33-RC-005156Rockford, ILEligible to vote 12 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, LOCAL 701, AFL-CIO: 4Against: 7
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time maintenance technicians and service employees (fuelers) employed by the Employer at its Rockford, Illinois facility; excluding office clerical employees, professional employees, guards and supervisors as defined in
Counted 23 September 2010Case 02-RC-023524Florida, NYEligible to vote 18 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 445: 5Against: 8Challenged: 3
A majority voted against representation. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time drivers employed by the Employer at and out of its facility located at 20 Industrial Drive, Florida, NY 10921. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including office clerical employees, and guards, pro
Counted 23 September 2010Case 04-RC-021731Bridgeton, NJEligible to vote 2 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 107: not recordedAgainst: 2
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time quality control clerks employed by the Employer at its 2255 High Hill Road, Bridgeport, NJ facility. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including distribution clerks, sanitation workers, wil-call drivers
Counted 23 September 2010Case 05-RC-016439Glen Burnie, MDEligible to vote 110 For UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7: 51For UNITE, MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL JOINT BOARD: not recordedAgainst: 2Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: all regular full and part time employees employed by the Employer in its food, beverage, service and merchandise operations at the Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, including; Bartender I, Bartender II, Bar Back
Counted 23 September 2010Case 05-RC-016527Gaithersburg, MDEligible to vote 35 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 7
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 23 September 2010Case 05-RD-001484Portsmouth, VAEligible to vote 28 For WORKERS UNITED, MID-ATLANTIC REGIONAL JOINT BOARD: 12Against: 13
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time receiving department employees, washroom department employees, flatwork department employees, starchwork department employees, shipping department employees and general department employees employed by the Employ
Counted 23 September 2010Case 05-RD-001485Baltimore, MDEligible to vote 77 For SEIU, LOCAL 1199: 45Against: 16Challenged: 5
A majority voted for representation by SEIU, LOCAL 1199.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time service and maintenance employees who work regularly twenty-four (24) or more hours in the workweek, including food service employees, housekeeping employees, and nursing service employees, but excluding office c
Counted 23 September 2010Case 06-RC-012769Haywood, WVEligible to vote 173 For UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO: 94Against: 76Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO.
Not on the map: the Census list has no such city. Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, including Op technicians/M (maintenance and electricians), chemical technicians, Op technicians/O (operations), Op technicians/C (bulk material/coal handling/solid waste proces
Counted 23 September 2010Case 10-RC-015801Acworth, GAEligible to vote 2 For ROAD SPRINKLER FITTERS LOCAL UNION 699: not recordedChallenged: 3
The Board's export carries no count for this tally.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part time employees engaged in the installation, maintenance and/or servicing of automatic fire protection systems employed by the Employer at its facility located at 3728 Bowline Circle Acworth, Georgia 30102 but excluding
Counted 23 September 2010Case 14-RC-012793Saint Louis, MOEligible to vote 14Rerun For LOCAL 688, TEAMSTERS, AFFILIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS: 7Against: 7
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time warehousemen and janitorial staff employed by the Employer at its St. Louis, Missouri facility, EXCLUDING temporary, seasonal, office clerical and professional employees, guards, and supervisors as defined in the A
Counted 23 September 2010Case 21-RD-002883Covina, CAEligible to vote 861 For CALIFORNIA NURSES ASSOCIATION/NATIONAL NURSES ORGANIZING COMMITTE, NATIONAL NURSES UNITED, AFL-CIO: 471Against: 306Challenged: 7Void: 2
A majority voted for representation by CALIFORNIA NURSES ASSOCIATION/NATIONAL NURSES ORGANIZING COMMITTE, NATIONAL NURSES UNITED, AFL-CIO.
A vote on whether to keep the union
INCLUDED: All full-time, part-time, and per diem Registered Nurses in positions requiring an RN license, including but not limited to, relief charge nurses, also known as dual role charge nurses, employed by the Employer at its Queen of
Counted 23 September 2010Case 22-RC-013148Secaucus, NJEligible to vote 7 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION 560, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS: 6Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION 560, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All Drivers of Van, Class A B & Boom Truck Drivers. Exc. Security Guards, Machine Operators, Office Personnel Warehouse Personell, Managerial Staff Supervisors.
Counted 23 September 2010Case 32-RD-001594Modesto, CAEligible to vote 98 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 1528, DISTRICT LODGE: 33Against: 60
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, shipping and receiving employees, and warehouse employees employed by the Employer at its Modesto, California facility; excluding all office clerical employees, professional e
Counted 22 September 2010Case 03-RC-011978Fort Drum, NYEligible to vote 262 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS & AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO, DISTRICT LODGE 65: 156Against: 92
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS & AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO, DISTRICT LODGE 65.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time aircraft mechanics, aircraft quality control inspectors, coordinators, aircraft electricians, painter-aircraft employees, production control clerks, stock clerks, supply technicians, test-pilot-rotor emp
Counted 22 September 2010Case 05-RC-016530Stevensville, MDEligible to vote 37 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 16
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 22 September 2010Case 06-RC-012761Smithton, PAEligible to vote 53 For Teamsters Local Union No. 30 A/W International Brotherhood of Teamsters1: 21Against: 30
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time local drivers and helpers, lead persons, shuttle drivers, yard jockeys, and over-the-road drivers employed by the Employer at its Smithton, Pennsylvania facility, and all regular full-time and part-time local drive
Counted 22 September 2010Case 10-RC-015797Norcross, GAEligible to vote 30 For INTERNATIONAL UNION, SECURITY, POLICE & FIRE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA (SPFPA): 14Against: 9
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL UNION, SECURITY, POLICE & FIRE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA (SPFPA).
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part time driver/messenger guards and vault-driver/messenger guards employed by the Employer at its facility located at 6265 McDonough Drive, Norcross, Georgia 30093 BUT EXCLUDING all other non-guard employees, CVS employees
Counted 22 September 2010Case 10-RC-015803Fort Benning, GAEligible to vote 14 For SHEET METAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION, LOCAL 85: 11Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by SHEET METAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION, LOCAL 85.
Not on the map: the Census list has no such city. Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time E911 dispatchers/alarm monitors and receptionists employed by the Employer at its Fort Benning, Georgia facility; but excluding all managers, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 22 September 2010Case 16-RC-010969Arlington, TXEligible to vote 79 For UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, UAW: 27Against: 49
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time production and maintenance employees. EXCLUDED: All other employees, office clericals, guards, and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 22 September 2010Case 19-RC-015283Seattle, WAEligible to vote 77Rerun For OPEIU LOCAL 8 & OPEIU LOCAL 23: 40Against: 28Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by OPEIU LOCAL 8 & OPEIU LOCAL 23.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time employees employed within the following job classifications: Accounting Representative I, Accounting Representative II, Accounts Payable Representative II, Accounts Receivable Rep II, Accredited Records
Counted 22 September 2010Case 19-RC-015338Seattle, WAEligible to vote 10 For LABORERS: 3
A majority voted for representation by LABORERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time general laborers employed by the Employer in Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, King, Pierce, Thurston, Lewis, that portion of Pacific County north of a straight line made by extending the northern boundary of
Counted 22 September 2010Case 19-RD-003850Aberdeen, WAEligible to vote 29 For UNITE HERE! LOCAL 8: 9Against: 13Challenged: 3
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All full-time and regular part-time chefs, fry cooks, assistant cooks/cook trainees, pantry, combination waitress and dishwashers, waiters, waitresses and cocktail waitressess, dishwashers, cashiers/hostesses, bus help and mixologists empl
Counted 22 September 2010Case 19-RD-003868Columbia Falls, MTEligible to vote 43 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 2: 14Against: 12Challenged: 8
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL 2. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All full-time and part-time truck drivers employed by the Employer. Excluded: All other employees, and guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 22 September 2010Case 33-RC-005132Springfield, ILEligible to vote 9 For SEIU HEALTHCARE ILLINOIS AND INDIANA: 5Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by SEIU HEALTHCARE ILLINOIS AND INDIANA.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time licensed practical nurses (LPNs), psychiatric rehabilitation services coordinators (PRSCs), social services director and activity director employed by the Employer at its Springfield, Illinois facility, EXCLUDING c
Counted 21 September 2010Case 05-RC-016395Baltimore, MDEligible to vote 152 For UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7: 126
A majority voted for representation by UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time food service employees, including cooks, prep cooks, deli employees, salad employees, grill cooks, pizza, line servers, station floaters, storeroom/receivers, stock clerks, utility employees, cashiers, waiters, bar
Counted 21 September 2010Case 05-RC-016528Crofton, MDEligible to vote 14 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 13
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All employees employed by the employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters L
Counted 21 September 2010Case 16-RC-010970Dallas, TXEligible to vote 22 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO: 11Against: 7
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All fulltime and part time computer support technicans and lead computer support technicians employed by the Employer at its facilities at Randolph air Force Base (AFB), Laughhlin AFB, Vance AFB, Columbus AFB, Sheppard AFB and Pensacola FL
Counted 21 September 2010Case 17-RC-012677Lees Summit, MOEligible to vote 101 For SEIU HEALTHCARE MISSOURI/KANSAS, A DIVISION OF SEIU HEALTHCARE ILLINOIS/INDIANA: 36Against: 48
A majority voted against representation.
Not on the map: the Census list has no such city. Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time employees (including eligible per diem employees) employed by Midwest Division LSH, LLC d/b/a Lee's Summit Medical Center at its facility located at 2100 SE Blue Parkway, Lee's Summit, MO 64063 in the following uni
Counted 21 September 2010Case 19-RC-015243Seattle, WAEligible to vote 15 For IBEW LOCAL 46: 8Against: 6
A majority voted for representation by IBEW LOCAL 46.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time on board technicians (OBT) employed by the Employer working out of their Seattle, Washington facilities. Excluded: All other employees, office clerical employees, and guards and supervisors as define
Counted 21 September 2010Case 30-RD-001521Jefferson, WIEligible to vote 131 For WISCONSIN DISTRICT COUNCIL 40, AFSCME, LOCAL 2418: 28Against: 54
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All regular full-time and regular part-time employees, in-house pool, non-occasional part-time working less than 1/2 time employees employed by the Employer at its 1130 Collins Road location in Jefferson, Wisconsin; but excluding office employees, re
Counted 21 September 2010Case 34-RC-002403Monroe, CTEligible to vote 4 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 191: 3
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 191.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time school bus monitors employed by the Employer at its Monroe, Connecticut facility; but excluding all office employees, salesmen, temporary employees, and guards, professional employees and supervisors as defined in
Counted 20 September 2010Case 03-RC-011980Syracuse, NYEligible to vote 18 For 1199SEIU UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS EAST: 13Against: 5
A majority voted for representation by 1199SEIU UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS EAST.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full time and regular part-time nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists and occupational therapists/developmental testers employed by the Employer at its 736 Irving Avenue, Suite 900, Syracuse, New York location. Excluded:
Counted 20 September 2010Case 27-RC-008620Commerce City, COEligible to vote 64 For UNITED SERVICE WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 455, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF JOURNEYMEN AND ALLIED TRADES: 47Against: 3Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITED SERVICE WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 455, INTERNATIONAL UNION OF JOURNEYMEN AND ALLIED TRADES.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time drivers working out of the Employer's facility located at 5455 East 52nd Ave., Commerce City, CO 80022 Excluded: All other employees, road supervisors, dispatchers, managers, guards, and supervisors
Counted 20 September 2010Case 29-RC-011947Staten Island, NYEligible to vote 6 For DISTRICT 15 INT'L ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS & AEROSPACE WORKERS: 6
A majority voted for representation by DISTRICT 15 INT'L ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS & AEROSPACE WORKERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full time and regular part time drivers, batchers, and dispatchers employed by the Employer at its facility located at 118 Greenfield Avenue, Staten Island, New York. Excluded: All office clerical employees, professional employees
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RCCounted 17 September 2010Case 02-RC-023480new york, NYEligible to vote 155 For TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF GREATER NEW YORK, AFL-CIO, LOCAL 100: 20For LOCAL 1181-1061, AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION, AFL-CIO: not recordedFor LOCAL 713, I.B.O.T.U., IUJAT: not recordedAgainst: 19Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by TRANSPORT WORKERS UNION OF GREATER NEW YORK, AFL-CIO, LOCAL 100.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time mechanics, and drivers employed by the Employer at 120and out of its facility located at the 530 Zerega Avenue, Bronx, New York. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including office clerical employee
Counted 17 September 2010Case 02-RC-023525New York, NYEligible to vote 14 For LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW: 12Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 116, RWDSU, UFCW.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time concierges/doormen, doormen, porters, handymen, and superintendents, employed by the Employer at its facility located at 75 West Street, New York, NY. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including of
Counted 17 September 2010Case 02-RC-023528New York, NYEligible to vote 15 For LOCAL UNION 660, UNITED WORKERS OF AMERICA: not recordedAgainst: 15
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time meal deliverers and drivers employed by the Employer, during the payroll period ending Friday, September 3, 2010. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including clerical employees, guards, profession
Counted 17 September 2010Case 04-RC-021734King of Prussia, PAEligible to vote 8 For Teamsters Local 384: 8
A majority voted for representation by Teamsters Local 384.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time drivers employed by the Employer at its 165 Boro Line Road, King of Prussia, PA facility. EXCLUDED: All other employees, warehouse employees, office clerical employees, dispatchers, managerial employee
Counted 17 September 2010Case 05-RC-016518Manassas, VAEligible to vote 112 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602: 61Challenged: 5Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 17 September 2010Case 05-RC-016519Washington, DCEligible to vote 36 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602: 12
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 17 September 2010Case 05-RC-016569Baltimore, MDEligible to vote 148 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKE: 46Against: 88Challenged: 1Void: 2
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, quality control employees and work leaders employed by the Employer at its Baltimore, Maryland facility; Excluding all office clerical employees, professional employees, guard
Counted 17 September 2010Case 05-RD-001472Baltimore, MDEligible to vote 155 For UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7: 88Against: 10Challenged: 17Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITE HERE, LOCAL 7.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time kitchen, restaurant, banqueting, room service and beverage, (hereinafter food and beverage department), laundry, housekeeping and engineering employees and excluding all other employees employed at the hotel, all o
Counted 17 September 2010Case 16-RC-010968Mount Pleasant, TXEligible to vote 187 For UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 540: 67Against: 93Challenged: 15
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All regular full-time and part-time sanitation employees employeed at 1000 Pilgrim's Street, Mount Pleasant, TX. EXCLUDED: All other employees including office clerical employees, managers, guards, and supervisors as defined in the Act
Counted 17 September 2010Case 21-RC-021234Fullerton, CAEligible to vote 80 For TEAMSTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2, LOCAL 388M, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CTW: 59Against: 20Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL NO. 2, LOCAL 388M, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CTW.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full time and part time production, maintenance, shipping and receiving employees employed by the Employer at its facility located at 1901 E. Rosslyn Avenue, Fullerton, California. Excluded: All other employees, office clerical, cu
Counted 17 September 2010Case 22-RC-013141Kearny, NJEligible to vote 134 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL & SERVICE WORKERS: 43Against: 90
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
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Counted 17 September 2010Case 24-RC-008680San Juan, PREligible to vote 169 For UNION DE TRONQUISTAS DE PR, LOCAL 901, IBT: 86Against: 57
A majority voted for representation by UNION DE TRONQUISTAS DE PR, LOCAL 901, IBT.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All food and beverage employees, including concessionaire employees, food and beverage attendants, and cooks employed by the Employer at the Puerto Rico Convention Center in Miramar, Puerto Rico. Excluded: All other employees, confiden
Counted 17 September 2010Case 31-RC-008811Nipomo, CAEligible to vote 18 For LABORERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA AND ITS AFFILIATED SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA DI: 9Against: 8Challenged: 3
A majority voted for representation by LABORERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA AND ITS AFFILIATED SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA DI. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time landscaping employees employed by the Employer in all counties within the State of California. Excluded: Confidential employees, secretaries, and supervisors and guards as defined by the Act, as amende
Counted 17 September 2010Case 32-RC-005783Seaside, CAEligible to vote 10 For MACHINISTS AUTOMOTIVE TRADES LOCAL 1101, DISTRICT LODGE 190: 7Against: 3Void: 7
A majority voted for representation by MACHINISTS AUTOMOTIVE TRADES LOCAL 1101, DISTRICT LODGE 190.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time automotive technicians, including utility techs, lube techs, apprentices and mechanic trainees employed by the Employer and performing work at its facility in Seaside, California; excluding all others including tem
Counted 17 September 2010Case 32-RC-005784Gilroy, CAEligible to vote 14 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 287, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS: 12Against: 1Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL 287, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time janitorial and maintenance employees employed by the Employer at its Gilroy, California facility; excluding all managerial and administrative employees, salespersons, office clerical employees, all other employees
Counted 17 September 2010Case 34-RC-002391Hartford, CTEligible to vote 174 For CSEA SEIU, LOCAL 2001: 63Against: 81Challenged: 5Void: 2
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time school bus drivers and van drivers employed by the Employers at the Hartford, Connecticut terminal who provide transportation for the suburban magnet transportation and special education needs of the City of Hartfo
Counted 16 September 2010Case 05-RC-016555Annapolis, MDEligible to vote 21 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 19Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 16 September 2010Case 06-RC-012765Washington, PAEligible to vote 25 For GENERAL TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 585: 3Against: 22
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time valet attendants, valet cashiers and "XB (Extra Board) employees", employed by the Employer at its Washington, Pennsylvania facility; excluding office clerical employees, valet manager, shift supervisors, full-time
Counted 16 September 2010Case 08-RC-017042Fairlawn, OHEligible to vote 12 For UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL NO. 880 AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIA: 12
A majority voted for representation by UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL NO. 880 AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIA.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time housekeeping employees and laundry employees employed by the Employer at Arbors at Fairlawn; 575 South Cleveland-Massillon Road; Fairlawn, Ohio 44333, but excluding all other service and maintenance employees, cert
Counted 16 September 2010Case 15-RC-008845Arcadia, LAEligible to vote 78 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKE: 53Against: 25
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKE.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All production, maintenance, inspection and shipping and receiving employees located at the Employer's 3786 2nd Street, Arcadia, Louisiana located: but excluding all other employees, including professional employees, guards, temporary employees and s
Counted 16 September 2010Case 19-RC-015335Omak, WAEligible to vote 147 For UFCW LOCAL 1439: 55Against: 74Challenged: 6
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time employees employed by the Employer at its facility located in Omak, Washington. Excluded: All truck drivers, office clericals, managers, guards, and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 16 September 2010Case 21-RD-002885San Diego, CAEligible to vote 28 For INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 501: 15Against: 12
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 501.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All HVAC Mechanics, Refrigeration Mechanics, Kitchen Mechanics, Interior/Exterior Lighting Mechanics, Laundry Mechanics, Pool Equipment Mechanics, Lead Plant Mechanics, Plant Mechanics, Electricians, Painters, Carpenters, Room PM Employees
Counted 16 September 2010Case 22-RC-013149Avenel, NJEligible to vote 38 For LOCAL UNION NO. 125 I.B.T.: 23Against: 11Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL UNION NO. 125 I.B.T..
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All full time and regular part time warehouse employees. Exc. Office clerical employees, professional ,employees, drivers, supervisors and guards.
Counted 16 September 2010Case 25-RC-010504Fort Wayne, INEligible to vote 67 For TEAMSTERS, LOCAL 414: 24Against: 43Challenged: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time hourly direct and indirect warehouse employees, dock worker employees, lead dock worker employees, maintenanceemployees, quality control employees, lead dquality control employees and lead warehouse worker employee
Counted 16 September 2010Case 32-RD-001595San Jose, CAEligible to vote 24 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, DISTRICT LODGE 190, LOCAL NO. 1101: 13Against: 10Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, DISTRICT LODGE 190, LOCAL NO. 1101.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time journeymen, apprentice and utility technicians, including foremen, employed by the Employer at its San Jose, California facility; excluding all service writers, sales employees, office clerical employees, all other
Counted 16 September 2010Case 33-RC-005033Peoria, ILEligible to vote 170Rerun For AFSCME (THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES) COUNCIL 31: 112Against: 48Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by AFSCME (THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES) COUNCIL 31.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time, part-time and per diem collections specialists I, collections specialists II, collections technicians I, collections technicians II, mobile unit assistants I, mobile unit assistant I/collections specialists I, mobile unit assistant I/
Counted 15 September 2010Case 05-RC-016505Jessup, MDEligible to vote 8 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602: 8
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 602.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the employer performing duties set forth in A rticle VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steanifitters Local 60
Counted 15 September 2010Case 08-RC-017041Painesville, OHEligible to vote 15 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKE: 15
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEEL, PAPER AND FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED INDUSTRIAL AND SERVICE WORKE.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees employed at the Employer's facility located at 679 Hardy Road, Painesville Township, Ohio 44077, excluding all lab technicians, all office clerical employees, and all professio
Counted 15 September 2010Case 16-RD-001603Houston, TXEligible to vote 4 For UNITED AEROSPACE WORKERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL 864: not recordedAgainst: 4
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
INCLUDED: All production and maintenance employees including operating and test employees, inspectors, warehouse employees and leads employed by the Employer. EXCLUDED: All office employees, plant clerical employees, professional and technical
Counted 14 September 2010Case 01-RC-022473Framingham, MAEligible to vote 14Voting unit B For UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL UNION NO. 2320, AF: 11Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by UNITED AUTOMOBILE, AEROSPACE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT WORKERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL UNION NO. 2320, AF.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Professinal Employees All full time and regular part time staff attorneys employed by the Employer at its Framingham, Ma location, but excluding all other employees, supervisory attorneys, paralegals, intake workers, case managers, development coord
Counted 14 September 2010Case 05-RC-016540Lanham, MDEligible to vote 26 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 16
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 14 September 2010Case 07-RC-023368Davison, MIEligible to vote 4 For INT'L BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 332: 3Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by INT'L BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 332.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All regular part-time head cashiers, sales clerks and stock employees employed by the Employer at its facility located at 3330 S. State Street, Davison, Michigan; but excluding all full-time employees, drivers, managers, administrative employees and
Counted 14 September 2010Case 12-RC-009430Green Cove Springs, FLEligible to vote 73 For UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, LOCAL 1996: 14Against: 55Challenged: 1Void: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees and lead employees employed by the Employer at its Green Cove Springs, Florida facility, who were employed during the payroll period ending August 15, 2010. All other employ
Counted 14 September 2010Case 17-RC-012669Oklahoma City, OKEligible to vote 70 For PROFESSIONAL SECURITY OFFICERS AND INVESTIGATORS OF AMERICA: 42Against: 4
A majority voted for representation by PROFESSIONAL SECURITY OFFICERS AND INVESTIGATORS OF AMERICA.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part-time security guards as defined in Section 9(b)(3) of the National Labor Relations Act (the "Act") performing services for the Employer under the Contract (as defined below) in Oklahoma City, Moore, Durant, Stillwater
Counted 14 September 2010Case 17-RC-012675Kansas City, MOEligible to vote 540 For NNOC-MISSOURI/NNU: 258Against: 148Challenged: 7
A majority voted for representation by NNOC-MISSOURI/NNU.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time, regular part-time, and per diem Registered Nurses, employed by the Employer at 2316 East Meyer Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri 64132 and 6601 Rockhill Road, Kansas City, Missouri 64131, but EXCLUDING All other employees, confidential
Counted 14 September 2010Case 19-RC-015333Tumwater, WAEligible to vote 24 For LABORERS: 16
A majority voted for representation by LABORERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time general laborers employed by the Employer in Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, King, Pierce, Thurston, Lewis, that portion of Pacific County north of a straight line made by extending the northern boundary of W
Counted 14 September 2010Case 21-RC-021235San Clemente, CAEligible to vote 7 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, IBEW #47, AFL-CIO, CLC: 6Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, IBEW #47, AFL-CIO, CLC.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Voting Group "A" Included: All professional Nuclear Engineers (ENNs) and Technical Specialists/Scientists (TSPs) currently performing procurement engineering work referred to as the Procurement Engineering Electrical/I&C & EQ group (C3300) and the
Counted 14 September 2010Case 22-RC-013146Manalapan, NJEligible to vote 2 For PAINTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL 711, AFL-CIO: 2
A majority voted for representation by PAINTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL 711, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All fulltime and Part-Time fore persons and apprentice glaziers. Exc. Secretarial, clerks, supervisorsand guards as per the Act.
Counted 14 September 2010Case 28-RC-006734El Paso, TXEligible to vote 69 For INDUSTRIAL, TECHNICAL & PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES UNION, OPEIU LOCAL 4873, AFL-CIO: 30Against: 38
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time custodians (including custodians designated as cleaning crew employees), custodian team leaders, and custodian area leaders employed by the Employer in the states of New Mexico and Texas. EXCLUDED: A
Counted 14 September 2010Case 33-RD-000916Peru, ILEligible to vote 3 For IBEW Local 176: 1Against: 1
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time warehousemen and drivers employed by the Employer at or out of its Peru, Illinois, facility; excluding office clerical employees, managerial employees, guards, supervisors as defined in the Act, and salespersons.
Counted 14 September 2010Case 34-RC-002401New Haven, CTEligible to vote 59 For NATIONAL EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ASSOCIATION (NEMSA OR NATIONAL EMS ASSOCIATION): 4Against: 46
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part-time Dispatchers (System Status Controllers) and Call-takers (Call Receiving Operators) employed by the Employer at its New Haven, Connecticut Dispatch Center; but excluding all office clerical employees, Lead System St
Counted 14 September 2010Case 37-RC-004223Honolulu, HIEligible to vote 44 For SECURITY, POLICE AND FIRE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA (SPFPA): 11Against: 16Challenged: 4
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time security officers, drivers and armed vault custodians/tellers performing guard duties as defined in Section 9(b)(3) of the National Labor Relations Act, employed by the Employer at its 1540 Kalani Street, Honolulu
Counted 13 September 2010Case 05-RC-016550Upper Marlboro, MDEligible to vote 18 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 13Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of MetropOlitan WaShington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602
Counted 13 September 2010Case 17-RD-001798Kansas City, MOEligible to vote 3Rerun For UFCW DISTRICT UNION LOCAL 2: 1Against: 2
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time meat department employees employed by the Employer located at 500 N.E. Parvin Rd, Kansas City, MO 64117, EXCLUDING office clerical employees, professional employees, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 13 September 2010Case 22-RC-013145Manalapan, NJEligible to vote 10 For PAINTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL 711, AFL-CIO: 5
A majority voted for representation by PAINTERS DISTRICT COUNCIL 711, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All full time and Part time fore persons, journey-persons and apprentict glaziers. Exc. Secretarial, clerks, supervisors and guard as per the Act.
Counted 10 September 2010Case 02-RC-023526new york, NYEligible to vote 28 For WASTE MATERIAL RECYCLING AND GENERAL INDUSTRIAL LABORERS' LOCAL UNION 108, LABORERS' INTERNATION UNI: 14Against: 10Challenged: 3
A majority voted for representation by WASTE MATERIAL RECYCLING AND GENERAL INDUSTRIAL LABORERS' LOCAL UNION 108, LABORERS' INTERNATION UNI.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time1 drivers, helpers, mechanics, welders and painters employed by the Employer at its facility located at 1330 Oak Point Avenue, Bronx, NY. EXCLUDED: All other employees, including the billing clerk/ca
Counted 10 September 2010Case 04-RC-021703Downingtown, PAEligible to vote 71 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL UNION 384: 30Against: 27Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL UNION 384.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time time and regular part-time food service employees, catering employees, supply runners, Executive Chefs, Cafeteria Managers, and Assistant Cafeteria Managers employed by the Employer at the following schools in the Downintown
Counted 10 September 2010Case 05-RC-016495Gaithersburg, MDEligible to vote 127 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 113Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the Employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 10 September 2010Case 07-RC-023366Portland, MIEligible to vote 26 For MICHIGAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: 8Against: 12Challenged: 2
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time, regular part-time and substitute custodians, head cooks and cook helpers employed by the Employer to provide services at the Durand Area Public Schools in Durand Michigan; but excluding supervisors, managers and guards as defined by th
Counted 10 September 2010Case 08-RC-017039East Liverpool, OHEligible to vote 33 For UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL NO. 880, AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCI: 17Against: 12Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL NO. 880, AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCI.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time STNAs, activities coordinators, maintenance, dietary, and housekeeping and laundry employees employed by the Employer at its 701 Armstrong Lane, East Liverpool, Ohio facility excluding all other employees including
Counted 10 September 2010Case 10-RC-015798Atlanta, GAEligible to vote 42 For GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE / INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS LOCAL 527-S: 14Against: 26Void: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All service representatives, shredding specialists, shredding specialist lead, customer service representaties, and schedules employed by the Employer at its facilities located at 2715 Peachtree Square, Atlanta, Georgia 30360 and 85 Howell Avenue, Fa
Counted 10 September 2010Case 10-RC-015800Powell, TNEligible to vote 15 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1087: 6Against: 9
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All communications technicains, central office technicians, customer care representatives and drafters employed by the Employer at its facilities located at 2104 W. Emory Road, Powell, Tennessee and 7840 Rutledge Pike, Rutledge, Tennessee but excludi
Counted 10 September 2010Case 13-RC-021934Antioch, ILEligible to vote 45 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 301 AFFILIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS: 29Against: 14
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL 301 AFFILIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time bus drivers employed by the Employer at its facility located at 23479 Dewes St., Antioch, Illinois, but excluding all managers, supervisors, mechanics, administrative employees office clerical employees and guards
Counted 10 September 2010Case 13-RC-021969Bridgeview, ILEligible to vote 61 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 705: 19Against: 36Challenged: 5
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time drivers and dispatchers employed by the Employer at its facility currently located at 8535 S. 77th Avenue, Bridgeview, Illinois; but excluding owner-operators, office clerical employees and guards, professional emp
Counted 10 September 2010Case 13-RM-001766Schiller Park, ILEligible to vote 13 For INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 150: 3Against: 8Challenged: 2
A majority voted against representation.
The employer asked for this vote
All regular full-time and regular part-time Field Mechanics, Shop Mechanics, and CDL Drivers employed by the Employer at its facilities in Schiller Park, Mokena, West Chicago, Wauconda and Yorkville, IL; but excluding all other employees, temporary e
Counted 10 September 2010Case 14-RC-012769Belleville, ILEligible to vote 19 For LOCAL 50, TEAMSTERS, AUTOMOTIVE, PETROLEUM AND ALLIED TRADES, AFFILIATED WITH INTERNATIONAL BROTHERH: 12Against: 6
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 50, TEAMSTERS, AUTOMOTIVE, PETROLEUM AND ALLIED TRADES, AFFILIATED WITH INTERNATIONAL BROTHERH.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time residential treatment specialists and residential treatment aides employed by the Employer at St. John Bosco Children's Center located at 900 Royal Heights, Belleville, Illinois, EXCLUDING all therapists, case mana
Counted 10 September 2010Case 14-RC-012800Richwoods, MOEligible to vote 29 For LOCAL 600, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, AFFILIATED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF: 12Against: 16
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time residential, commercial, CD, swing and roll off drivers employed by the Employer at its Richwoods, Missouri facility, excluding mechanics, all other employees and office clerical and professional employees, guards
Counted 10 September 2010Case 20-RC-018316Weed, CAEligible to vote 34 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS-WEST: 14Against: 12Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS-WEST. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Including: All full-time and regular part-time Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Restorative Nursing Assistants (RNAs), Nursing Assistants, Dietary Aides, Cooks, and Housekeepers employed by the Employer at its facility located at 445 Park Avenue
Counted 10 September 2010Case 21-RC-021233San Diego, CAEligible to vote 314 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF BOILERMAKERS, IRON SHIP BUILDERS, BLACKSMITHS, FORGERS AND HELPERS, AFL: 30Against: 227Challenged: 30Void: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, shipping and receiving clerks, and transportation employees employed by the Employer in San Diego County at and out of the Employer's facility located at 1625 Rigel S
Counted 10 September 2010Case 25-RC-010502Whiteland, INEligible to vote 7 For LOCAL UNION NO. 135, CHAUFFEURS, TEAMSTERS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA AND INDIANA AIRLINE EMPLOYEES IN THE STATE OF INDIANA A/W INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS: 4Against: 3
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL UNION NO. 135, CHAUFFEURS, TEAMSTERS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA AND INDIANA AIRLINE EMPLOYEES IN THE STATE OF INDIANA A/W INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time drivers employed by the Employer at its Whiteland and Greenwood, Indiana facilities; BUT EXCLUDING all production employees, warehouse employees, sales employees, office clerical employees, professional employees, and guards and supe
Counted 10 September 2010Case 27-RD-001233Billings, MTEligible to vote 3 For LOCAL 103 SHEET METAL WORKERS: not recordedAgainst: 3
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time Journeymen, Apprentices and Mechanical Helpers employed by the Employer out of its facility located in Billings, Montana Excluding: All office clerical employees, guards and supervisors within the meaning of the
Counted 10 September 2010Case 29-RC-011939Babylon, NYEligible to vote 7 For LOCAL 342 UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION: 3Against: 3
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full time and regular part time production and warehouse employees employed by the Employer at its facility located at 422 Great East Neck Road, West Babylon, New York. Excluded: All drivers, office clerical, MIS/IT personnel, qu
Counted 10 September 2010Case 31-RC-008832Bakersfield, CAEligible to vote 105 For SEIU, SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, CTW, CLC: 81Against: 13
A majority voted for representation by SEIU, SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, CTW, CLC.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time, regular part-time and on-call C.N.A.s, R.N.A.s, Cooks, Dietary aides, Activities assistants, Maintenance, Janitors, Housekeepers and Laundry workers. EXCLUDED: All other employees, confidential employees, Central Supply
Counted 9 September 2010Case 01-RC-022468Wakefield, MAEligible to vote 17RerunVoting unit C For 1199 SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS EAST: 8Against: 8
No choice had a majority of the votes counted.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Professionals Unit All full-time , regular part-time, and per diem registered nurses who worked an average of four hours per week in the thirteen week period immediately preceding the approval date of this stipulation, who are employed by the Employ
Counted 9 September 2010Case 09-RC-018309Lexington, KYEligible to vote 17 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND ALLIED WORKERS LOCAL 51: 7Against: 4Challenged: 2Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND ALLIED WORKERS LOCAL 51.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees working as mechanic insulators employed by the Employer at jobsites in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, but excluding all other employees, and all office clerical employees, professional employees, guards and supervisors as defined in the
Counted 9 September 2010Case 10-RC-015799Surgoinsville, TNEligible to vote 10 For GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CHATTANOOGA LOCAL 1: 8Against: 1Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by GRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CHATTANOOGA LOCAL 1.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time quality control and quality technician employees employed by the Employer at its facility located at 170 Giger Road, Surgoinsville, Tennessee but excluding all other empoyees, office clerical emp0loyees, sales employees, professional em
Counted 9 September 2010Case 13-RC-021967Chicago, ILEligible to vote 11 For INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 150: 11
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS LOCAL 150.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time Production Assistants, Terminal Operators and Maintenance Technicians employed at the Employer's facility currently located at 2150 East 130th Street, Chicago, IL; but excluding laboratory employees, managerial emp
Counted 9 September 2010Case 22-RC-013140Elizabeth, NJEligible to vote 27 For UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, LOCAL 464A: 15Against: 9Challenged: 1Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, LOCAL 464A.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All full time regular part time employees. Wxc. Q.C. Mechanics, Guards, Superviosrs and all other as defined by the act.
Counted 9 September 2010Case 34-RC-002400Norwich, CTEligible to vote 39 For INT'L UNION, SECURITY, POLICE AND FIRE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA, (SPFPA): 30Against: 6Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by INT'L UNION, SECURITY, POLICE AND FIRE PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA, (SPFPA).
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part-time Security Officers, Security Control Key Officers, Parking Control Officers, PBX Operators and Shuttle Bus Drivers employed by the Employer at its Norwich, Connecticut facility; but excluding all other employees, th
Counted 8 September 2010Case 09-RC-018310Lexington, KYEligible to vote 25 For INRERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HEAT AND FROST INSULATORS AND ALLIED WORKERS LOCAL 51: 12Against: 12Challenged: 1
No choice had a majority of the votes counted. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All mechanical insulators employed by the Employer at or out of its facility in Lexington, Kentucky, but excluding all other employees and all office clerical employees, professional employees, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 8 September 2010Case 13-RC-021968Hammond, ILEligible to vote 156 For UNITED STEEL, PAPER & FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED-INDUSTRIAL & SERVICE WORKERS I: 74For AMERICAN FEDERATION OF PROFESSIONALS: not recordedAgainst: 65Void: 2
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEEL, PAPER & FORESTRY, RUBBER, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, ALLIED-INDUSTRIAL & SERVICE WORKERS I.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All regular full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees employed by the Employer at its facility currently located at 1745 165th Street, Hammond, Indiana, excluding all other employees, office clerical employees, confidential
Counted 8 September 2010Case 21-RC-021230San Clemente, CAEligible to vote 7 For UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO: 5Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All employees performing Nuclear Operations Assistant (NOA) duties who are classified by the Employer as Analyst - Program/Project employed by the Employer in its Operations Division at the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station (SONGS), San
Counted 8 September 2010Case 21-RC-021231San Clemente, CAEligible to vote 22 For UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO: 13Against: 6Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Voting Group "A" Included: All professional Nuclear Engineers (ENNs) and Technical Specialists/Scientists (TSPs) currently in the following work groups in the Maintenance/Systems Engineering Department in the Engineering & Technical Services Divis
Counted 8 September 2010Case 21-RC-021232San Clemente, CAEligible to vote 8 For UTILITY WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA, AFL-CIO: 3Against: 5
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All employees performing Scheduler duties who are classified by the Employer as Technical Specialists employed by the Employer in its Work Control Division at the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station (SONGS), San Clemente, California; Exc
Counted 8 September 2010Case 22-RC-013144Princeton, NJEligible to vote 14 For LABORERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, LOCAL 78: 9Against: 4
A majority voted for representation by LABORERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, LOCAL 78.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All regularly employed full time and part time Groundskeepers. Exc. All clubhouse staff, all pro shop employees, all golf cart attendants, aand all supervisors and guards under the Act.
Counted 8 September 2010Case 22-RD-001551Iselin, NJEligible to vote 4 For MIDDLESEX COUNTY FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION: not recordedAgainst: 3
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
incl; excl
Counted 8 September 2010Case 32-RC-005768Lodi, CAEligible to vote 79 For DISTRICT COUNCIL OF PLASTERERS' AND CEMENT MASONS OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INCLUDING LOCAL 300 AND LO: 35Void: 2
A majority voted for representation by DISTRICT COUNCIL OF PLASTERERS' AND CEMENT MASONS OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INCLUDING LOCAL 300 AND LO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time journeyperson cement masons, foremen cement masons, and apprentice cement masons employed by the Employer and working in the 46 Northern California counties; excluding all other employees, managers, guards, and sup
Counted 8 September 2010Case 32-RC-005769Martinez, CAEligible to vote 5 For DISTRICT COUNCIL OF PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INCLUDING LOCAL 300 AND LOC: 5
A majority voted for representation by DISTRICT COUNCIL OF PLASTERERS AND CEMENT MASONS OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, INCLUDING LOCAL 300 AND LOC.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time journeyperson cement masons, foremen cement masons, and apprentice cement masons employed by the Employer and working in the 46 Northern California counties; excluding all other employees, managers, guards, and sup
Counted 8 September 2010Case 34-RC-002402Waterbury, CTEligible to vote 8 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 677: 5Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 677.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time mechanics employed by the Employer at its Waterbury, Connecticut facility; but excluding all other employees, and guards, professional employees and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 7 September 2010Case 05-RC-016476Washington, DCEligible to vote 227 For FEDERAL CONTRACT GUARDS OF AMERICA (FCGOA) INTERNATIONAL UNION: 70For UNITED GOVERNMENT SECURITY OFFICERS OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL UNION: not recordedVoid: 7
A majority voted for representation by FEDERAL CONTRACT GUARDS OF AMERICA (FCGOA) INTERNATIONAL UNION.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part time Justice Protective Service Officers (JPSOs) employed by the Employer at the Department of Justice in the National Capitol Area; but excluding all office clerical employees, professional employees, managerial employ
Counted 7 September 2010Case 05-RC-016484Abingdon, VAEligible to vote 57 For UNITED STATES COURT SECURITY OFFICERS: 34Against: 2
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STATES COURT SECURITY OFFICERS.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time Court Security Officers, Lead Court Security Officers, Special Security Officers and Lead Special Security Officers employed by the Employer under contract with the U.S. Marshalls Service within Western District o
Counted 7 September 2010Case 11-RC-006739Charlotte, NCEligible to vote 24 For INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED GOVERNMENT SECURITY OFFICERS OF AMERICA: 3For UNITED STATES COURT SECURITY OFFICERS: not recordedAgainst: 5
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and share-time Court Security Officers, Lead Court Security Officers, Special Security Officers and Lead Special Security Officers employed by the employer under contract with the U.S. Marshall's service within the Western District of N
Counted 7 September 2010Case 12-RC-009424Jacksonville, FLEligible to vote 44 For INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 673, AFL-CIO, CLC: 44For UNITED INDUSTRIAL, SERVICE, TRANSPORTATION, PROFESSIONAL AND GOVERNMENT WORKERS OF NORTH AMERICA OF: not recordedAgainst: 31
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS, LOCAL 673, AFL-CIO, CLC.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time employees employed jointly by the Employers at their Jacksonville, Florida facility, performing stevedoring, terminal, warehouse and maintenance and repair duties, but excluding all office clerical employees, confi
Counted 7 September 2010Case 24-RC-008674Carolina, PREligible to vote 6 For UNIóN DE TRONQUISTAS DE PUERTO RICO, LOCAL 901, IBT: 3Against: 1Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by UNIóN DE TRONQUISTAS DE PUERTO RICO, LOCAL 901, IBT. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INDCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time office clerical and administrative employees employed by the Employer at its facility in Carolina, Puerto Rico. EXCLUDED: All other employees, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Counted 7 September 2010Case 36-RC-006492Hillsboro, OREligible to vote 5 For UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL 555: 3Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION LOCAL 555.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time employees and the assistant manager employed by the Employer at its The Streets of Tanasbourne, Hillsboro, Oregon store; but excluding guards and supervisors as defined by the Act.
Counted 3 September 2010Case 12-RD-001079Umatilla, FLEligible to vote 68 For GLASS, MOLDERS, POTTERY, PLASTICS AND ALLIED WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, AFL-CIO, CLC AND ITS LOCA: 24Against: 33
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, including plant clerical employees, truck drivers, and lead persons, employed by the Employer at its facility located at 37235 State Road 19, Umatilla, Florida; who were employ
Counted 3 September 2010Case 18-RC-017720Des Moines, IAEligible to vote 32 For LABORERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA, LOCAL 353: 6Against: 24Challenged: 1
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time Hydroblasting Operators and Service and Emergency Responders employed by the Employer at its branches located in Des Moines, Sioux City, and Davenport, Iowa; excluding all office clerical employees, independent con
Counted 3 September 2010Case 24-RD-000533San Juan, PREligible to vote 115 For UNIóN DE TRONQUISTAS DE PUERTO RICO, LOCAL 901, IBT: 5Against: 78
A majority voted against representation.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All full time and part time residential drivers and helpers employed by the Employer for the contract between the Employer and the Municipality of San Juan, Puerto Rico. Excluded: All other employees, guards, and supervisors as defined
Counted 3 September 2010Case 29-RC-011935Brooklyn, NYEligible to vote 44 For LOCAL 116, RETAIL, WHOLESALE & DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES UNION, UFCW, AFL-CIO: 26Against: 12Challenged: 5
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 116, RETAIL, WHOLESALE & DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYEES UNION, UFCW, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Counted 3 September 2010Case 31-RD-001555Los Angeles, CAEligible to vote 446Rerun For SEIU-UHW, LOCAL 399: 235Against: 109Void: 1
A majority voted for representation by SEIU-UHW, LOCAL 399.
A vote on whether to keep the union
Included: All full-time and regular part-time and per diem non professional employees including technical and service and maintenance employees employed by the Employer at its facilities located at 637 South Lucas Avenue, 1225 Wilshire Boulevard, 12
Counted 3 September 2010Case 34-RC-002399Wolcott, CTEligible to vote 12 For INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS, LOCAL UNION NO. 677: 2Against: 10
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full time and regular part-time truck drivers and mechanics employed by the Employer at its 1130 Spindle Hill Road, Wolcott, CT facility; but excluding all office clerical employees, and guards, professional employees and supervisors as defined i
Counted 2 September 2010Case 01-RC-022470Marlborough, MAEligible to vote 1,101 For UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, LOCAL NO. 1445, AFL-CIO: 56Against: 40Challenged: 3
A majority voted for representation by UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, LOCAL NO. 1445, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, kitchen employees, data entry employees, activity aides, receptionists, and central supply clerks employed by the Employer at its Marlborough, Massachusetts
Counted 2 September 2010Case 03-RC-011975Kenmore, NYEligible to vote 47 For 1199 SEIU UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS EAST: 22Against: 20
A majority voted for representation by 1199 SEIU UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS EAST.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time, regular part-time and per diem Licensed Practical Nurses and Unit Secretaries, currently unrepresented by a labor organization, employed by the Employer at its 1503 Military Road, Kenmore, New York facility, known as The McAu
Counted 2 September 2010Case 05-RC-016545Rockville, MDEligible to vote 11 For STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN: 7
A majority voted for representation by STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 602, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN & APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING & PIPE FITTIN.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All employees employed by the employer performing duties set forth in Article VI of the recently expired Building and Construction Agreement between the Mechanical Contractors Association of Metropolitan Washington, Inc. and Steamfitters Local 602, U
Counted 2 September 2010Case 07-RC-023367Northville, MIEligible to vote 29 For LOCAL 98, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPEFITTING INDUSTRY: 8For LOCAL 636, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPEFITTING INDUSTRY: not recordedAgainst: 7Challenged: 14
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 98, UNITED ASSOCIATION OF JOURNEYMEN AND APPRENTICES OF THE PLUMBING AND PIPEFITTING INDUSTRY. The Board marks the challenged ballots as enough to change this.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time journeymen and apprentice plumbers, pipe fitters, and pipe fitters/welders employed by the Employer at or out of its facility located at 190 East Main Street, Northville, Michigan; but excluding all plumbing servic
Counted 2 September 2010Case 07-RD-003670Grosse Pointe Woods, MIEligible to vote 16 For LOCAL 876 UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION: 9Against: 6
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 876 UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION.
A vote on whether to keep the union
All full-time and regular part-time clerks, cashiers, head cashiers, cosmeticians, merchandisers, pharmacy technicians, pharmacy lead technicians, pharmacy service associates, shift supervisors, photo lab technicians and photo lab supervisors employe
Counted 2 September 2010Case 08-RC-017040Akron, OHEligible to vote 44 For COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL 4302, AFL-CIO: 19Against: 25
A majority voted against representation.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time financial and customer service employees employed at the Twinsburg, Hudson and Akron, Ohio BFG Federal Credit Union facilities, including tellers, head tellers, (Hudson, Twinsburg), loan and credit card officers, a
Counted 2 September 2010Case 14-RC-012799Centralia, ILEligible to vote 136 For LOCAL 1197, LABORERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA: 79Against: 49Challenged: 2
A majority voted for representation by LOCAL 1197, LABORERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time production and maintenance employees, including plant clerical employees, employed by the Employer at its Centralia, Illinois facility, EXCLUDING office clerical and professional employees, guards and su
Counted 2 September 2010Case 21-RC-021226San Diego, CAEligible to vote 11 For INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO: 9Against: 1
A majority voted for representation by INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS, AFL-CIO.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All full-time and regular part-time hourly employees employed by the Employer on the KC-130 RESET program at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar, San Diego, California. Excluded: All other employees, office clerical employees, profes
Counted 2 September 2010Case 22-RC-013139Bound Brook, NJEligible to vote 60 For SEIU 1199 NEW JERSEY HEALTH CARE UNION: 38Against: 28Challenged: 5
A majority voted for representation by SEIU 1199 NEW JERSEY HEALTH CARE UNION.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
incl; excl
Counted 2 September 2010Case 22-RC-013142Kearny, NJEligible to vote 9 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL NO. 125 I.B.T.: 5Against: 2Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL NO. 125 I.B.T..
Workers or a union asked for this vote
Inc. All regular full time and part time mechanics employed at the employer's So. Kearny facility. Exc. All other employees, including temporary employees, drivers, manager, supervisors, and guards as described in the Act.
Counted 2 September 2010Case 24-RC-008679Christiansted, VIEligible to vote 10 For UNITED STEELWORKERS, LOCAL UNION 8248: 8
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEELWORKERS, LOCAL UNION 8248.
Not on the map: the Census list has no such city. Workers or a union asked for this vote
Included: All part time and regular full time Preventive Maintenance employees employed by the Employer at the HOVENSA facility in Christiansted, St. Croix, USVI. Excluded: All other employees, confidential employees, guards, and supervisors as
Counted 2 September 2010Case 34-RC-002398Hamden, CTEligible to vote 57 For NEW ENGLAND HEALTH CARE EMPLOYEES UNION, DISTRICT 1199, SEIU: 36Against: 18
A majority voted for representation by NEW ENGLAND HEALTH CARE EMPLOYEES UNION, DISTRICT 1199, SEIU.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time Licensed Practical Nurses employed by the Employer at its Hamden, Connecticut facility; but excluding MDS Coordinators, Unit Managers and all other employees, and guards, professional employees and supervisors as d
Counted 1 September 2010Case 17-RC-012666Council Bluffs, IAEligible to vote 11 For UNITED STEELWORKERS, DISTRICT 11: 8Against: 2Challenged: 1
A majority voted for representation by UNITED STEELWORKERS, DISTRICT 11.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
All full-time and regular part-time Welder Mechanics, Painters, Parts Managers and Inventory/Purchasing Coordinators employed by the Employer at the Employer's facility located at 2109 South 35th Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501, but EXCLUDING all
Counted 1 September 2010Case 22-RC-013143Union, NJEligible to vote 13 For TEAMSTERS LOCAL 469: 12
A majority voted for representation by TEAMSTERS LOCAL 469.
Workers or a union asked for this vote
incl; excl
Counted 1 September 2010Case 31-RC-008831San Luis Obispo, CAEligible to vote 32 For SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS - WEST (SEIU-UHW): 21Against: 5
A majority voted for representation by SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION, UNITED HEALTHCARE WORKERS - WEST (SEIU-UHW).
Workers or a union asked for this vote
INCLUDED: All full-time and regular part-time housekeeping employees employed by Hospital Housekeeping Systems GP, LLC at Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center, 1010 Murray Avenue, San Luis Obispo, California. EXCLUDED: Office clerical employees