The Supreme Court held that the union's no-strike clause did not waive the right to strike against unfair labor practices, and that Section 8(d) of the NLRA did not strip strikers of employee status when striking against unfair labor practices during the waiting period. The Board's order requiring reinstatement and back pay for the discharged employees was affirmed.
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