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:: Sunday, July 10, 2005 ::
Unions May Direct Banners Stating "Labor Dispute" At Customers Of Neutral Businesses - Mondaq News Alerts The Ninth Circuit affirmed denial of the injunction, holding: (1) because the banners did not obstruct retailers' entrances and union members did not patrol the area or initiate interaction with the public, the union's conduct did not constitute traditionally proscribed ambulatory secondary picketing, and (2) the phrase 'Labor Dispute' on the banners was not fraudulent, because the dispute, although primarily between the union and the companies, also involved retailers who did business with the companies.
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