Order affirmed, with $10 costs and disbursements.
The collective bargaining agreement between the union, of which respondent was a member, and the employer, insofar as justifiable discharge or discipline was concerned, did not give rise to a right in the respondent to seek arbitration or to require the union to seek arbitration at his request. A dispute by the union with the employer as to the right to discharge for respondent's conduct was a condition precedent to...
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