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OCR: Petitioners do not dispute the proposition that the invasion of privacy worked by the disclosure of employec names and addresses exclusive bargaining repre sentative clearly warranted' rather than "clearly unwarranted" balanced against the public in teresi an effective coltective bargaining system. Rather petitioners that. IT assessing whether an invasion of privacy 1s "clearly unwarrant tegrs within the meaning of FOIA Exemption the public interest in an effective collectiye bar rgaining system simpiy cannot considered ir essence petitioners' argunen is that Congress, in passing the Federal Labor Statute created an interplay between that statute the Privacy Act and FOIA that excludes any consideration of the public interests bodied in the Federal Labor Statute itself On thal sup position ...