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TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT - National Labor Relations Board

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Operations in Fiscal Year 1961 11<br />

Chart No 6<br />

ULP CASES PENDING<br />

UNDER INVESTIGATION<br />

2400<br />

MEDIAN PENDING CASE LOAD<br />

2285 5<br />

DOWN<br />

1600<br />

1200<br />

1050 5 80<br />

600<br />

0<br />

F Y<br />

III II II<br />

1958 1959 1960 1961<br />

The average number of cases pending under investigation from<br />

month to month dropped fi om a high of 2,286 in fiscal 1959 to 998<br />

in fiscal 1961 This reduction put case handling on a curl ent basis<br />

since unfair labor practice case intake now avei ages a thousand per<br />

month<br />

In the past, with excessive backlogs, case investigations often did<br />

not start for 60 to 90 days TodaS, an investigation is begun in every<br />

instance within 7 days<br />

The average time iequired to moceed horn filing of charge to<br />

issuance of a complaint in fiscal 1961 was 45 days This represents a<br />

61-percent reduction from fiscal 1958 when the average time required<br />

was 116 days This time could be shortened, but a 15-day precomplaint<br />

peliod is included to give the contesting pai ties an opportunity<br />

to settle the case voluntarily without invoking fot mal p1 ocesses

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