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 | | Thus, the General Counsel and the Respondent each sought to prove through some of their witnesses what it was that Reyes did or did not see, or what it was that the three housekeepers did or did not do, in the minutes before Reyes brought his report to Chui. |
 | | Rather, the General Counsel's ultimate argument is that even though Yoshimoto may have genuinely believed that the trio was guilty of proxy-punching, their supposed misconduct would not alone have accounted for Yoshimoto's ``draconian'' decision to fire them, absent a supposed hostility to their having participated in union activities. |
 | | Alvarado corrected him, however, and insisted that Dora Cruz was the worker whom they were trying to ``protect'' by serving as her ``witness.'' Curiously, however, counsel for the General Counsel asserts on brief (Br. |
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