ELLETT, Justice:
This case is unusual in that the plaintiff union, looking out for the welfare of its members, demands arbitration because the employer (defendant) is offering its employees a better health and accident policy than it is required to furnish pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement.
It would appear from matters de hors the record that when the agreement was entered into, the defendant had a policy of health and accident and the union...
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