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Union certified without a vote; late allegations of coercion by objectors dismissed for untimeliness.
The applicant union applied for certification.
A group of employees filed petitions objecting to the certification.
The Board found that the union had submitted sufficient membership evidence (over 55%) to be certified without a vote, and that the overlap between the petition signatures and the membership evidence was insufficient to cast doubt on the union's majority support.
The objectors raised late allegations of coercion and intimidation regarding the collection of membership evidence.
The Board refused to entertain the late allegations, noting they lacked timely particulars and relied on hearsay.
The Board granted the application and issued a certificate.
