TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT - National Labor Relations Board

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South Atlantic Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Virginia West Virginia North Carolina_ South Carolina Cleorgia Florida East South Central Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi West South Central Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Texas Mountain Pacific Montana Idaho Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Arirona Utah Nevada Washington Oregon California Outlying areas Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands 695 218 143 334 62, 131 86,609 19,882 8, 161 28,566 23, 140 22 104 57 92 67 59 16 28 18 23 19 19 2 4 22 54 14 25 29 40 187 30 942 11,737 4,888 9,310 6,129 7,644 832 10,742 4,133 8,302 5,873 7 029 475 3,837 1,675 3,519 1,712 2,424 24 1,542 375 1,583 695 530 333 5,363 2,083 3,290 3,466 4,075 563 4, 145 1,251 4,953 1,701 2, 145 33 15 7 a 5 1,409 1,325 654 108 563 1,067 100 31 16 53 8,186 7,524 2 616 945 3,963 2,454 179 57 32 90 11,886 10,759 2,970 2,359 5,430 4 861 318 99 72 147 24,680 22,537 9,163 2,247 11,127 10,215 73 23 20 30 3,750 3,307 1,350 578 1,469 1,922 132 35 30 67 9,690 8,678 3,601 952 4, 125 4,426 80 24 18 38 6,744 6,262 2,451 455 3,356 2,142 33 17 4 12 4,406 4,200 1,761 262 _ 2,177 1,725 401 145 68 188 33,246 30,723 10,680 6,223 13,820 15,339 59 34 6 19 3,218 2,059 1,244 263 1,432 1,568 80 21 18 41 8,026 7,398 1,665 2,342 3,391 3,630 54 17 9 as 4,136 3,783 1,241 246 2,296 1,094 208 73 35 100 17,867 16,603 6,530 3,372 6,701 9,307 - 290 119 57 114 14,475 13,090 6,842 2,278 4,970 7,982 26 14 5 7 877 756 439 62 255 526 41 19 5 17 2,328 2,050 1, 089 305 656 1,529 19 8 4 7 400 373 120 102 151 201 100 ao 24 46 4,726 4,444 1,795 691 1,988 1,920 26 15 3 8 2,246 1,995 1,183 242 570 1,523 37 15 9 13 2,097 1,911 815 237 859 1,078 31 12 5 14 832 734 226 84 424 373 10 6 2 2 969 827 175 555 97 832 807 290 150 367 371_ 880 33,696 14, 362 6, 101 13,233 20,669 .__ 88 42 20 26 2,562 2,348 1,130 748 470 2,157 73 ao 10 33 2,124 2,000 1,073 138 789 1,150 646 218 120 308 33, 194 29,348 12, 159 5,215 11,974 17,362 - 239 102 63 74 12,754 11,035 5,738 2,284 3,013 9,945 14 8 2 4 657 549 316 50 183 517 105 28 46 31 3,383 3,099 966 1,078 1,055 2,616 117 63 15 39 8,510 7,239 4 340 1,156 1,743 6 608 3 3 0 0 204 148 116 0 32 204 The States are grouped according to the method used by the Bureau of the Census, U S Department of Commerce
236 Twenty-sixth Annual Report of the National Labor Relations Board Table 16.-Industrial Distribution of Collective-Bargaining Elections, Fiscal Year 1961 Number of elections In which repre- Valid Industrial group i sentation rights In which Eligible votes were won by- no repre voters cast Total sentative was AFL- Unaffil- chosen CIO iated affiliates unions Total 6,364 2,170 1,393 2,791 450,930 403,310 Manufacturing 3,739 1,434 697 1,608 305,276 277,513 Ordnance and accessories 5 3 1 1 607 535 Food and kindred products 655 202 182 271 38,052 34, 107 Tobacco manufacturers 2 0 0 2 1,548 1,474 Textile mill products 62 28 8 26 10,329 9,664 Apparel and other finished products made from fabrics and similar materials 64 22 7 35 6,909 5,380 Lumber and wood products (except furniture) 177 76 27 74 11,366 10,172 Furniture and fixtures 136 57 15 64 9 819 8 954 Paper and allied products 175 77 37 61 19,497 17,916 Printing, publishing, and allied industries 216 89 61 66 5,926 5 448 Chemicals and allied products 279 100 56 123 21,683 20,041 Products of petroleum and coal 59 29 13 17 7,815 7,148 Rubber products 120 43 20 57 8,050 7,457 Leather and leather products 47 19 2 25 I 1, 877 10,801 Stone, clay, and glass products_ 208 77 40 91 12,754 11,750 Primary metal industries 225 92 42 91 19,233 15,843 Fabricated metal products (except machinery and transportation equipment) 395 168 52 177 24,131 22,452 Machinery (except electrical) 324 120 34 170 30,211 28,230 Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies 251 43 45 113 39,008 35,211 Transportation equipment _______ 171 71 32 68 14,895 13,373 Professional, scientific, and controlling instruments 56 27 6 24 4,609 4, 1 50 Miscellaneous manufacturmg 112 43 18 51 8,179 7,497 ititriculture, forestry, and fisheries 2 2 0 0 30 25 ■., Mining 71 14 25 82 7,361 6,666 Metal mining 20 6 6 8 4,802 4,286 Coal mining 25 0 11 14 921 859 Crude petroleum and natural gas production 3 1 1 1 62 56 Nonmetallic mining and quarrYing - - - 23 7 7 9 1,576 1,465 Construction 153 63 34 56 4,748 3,770 Wholesale trade- 626 128 221 277 16,996 14 595 Retail trade 818 271 129 418 32,825 27,810 Finance, insurance, and real estate 21 7 5 9 1,083 997 Transportation, communication, and other public Mattes 624 140 228 258 65,610 56,015 Local passenger transportation 85 8 10 67 19,563 15,403 Motor freight, warehousing, and transportation services 340 35 101 123 7,190 6 574 Water transportation 31 18 8 7 4,258 3,829 Other transportation 19 6 4 9 1,316 1,186 Communication 79 42 3 34 27,017 23,634 Heat, light, power, water, and sanitary services 61 31 12 18 6,167 5,409 Services 300 111 56 133 18,101 15,919 I Source Standard Industrial Classification, Dii mon of Statistical Standards, II S Bureau of the Budget, Washington 1957
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TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT
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NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Memb
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CH U.TER TABLE OF CONTENTS I Operat
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Operations in Fiscal Year 1961 For
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Operations in Fiscal Year 1961 3 an
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Operations in Fiscal Year 1961 19 c
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Operations in Fiscal Year 1961 21 E
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Jurisdiction of the Board 23 of leg
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Jurisdiction of the Board 25 case B
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Jurisdiction of the Board 27 majoli
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Jurischaton of the Board 29 of its
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Jurisdiction of the Board 31 standa
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Representation Cases 33 Petitions f
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Representation Cases 35 2. Existenc
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Representation Cases 37 the employe
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Representation Cases 39 The "tradit
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Representation Cases 41 unit which
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Representation Cases 43 pi opriatel
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Representation Cases 45 (a) Qualifi
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Representation Cases 47 (3) "Hot Ca
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Representation Cases 49 new officer
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Representation Cases 51 The Boaa d
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Representation Cases 57 existing la
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Representation Cases 59 dividual co
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Representation Cases 61 (1) Agricul
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Representation Cases 69 during the
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Representation Cases 75 policy not
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Unfair labor Practices 77 rights It
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Unfair labor Practices 79 practices
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Unfair Labor Practices 81 deemed to
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Unfair labor Practices 83 majority
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Unfair Labor Practices 85 panel fou
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Unfair Labor Practices 87 not "capa
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Unfair Labor Practices 89 ather, de
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Unfair Labor Practices 93 time abse
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Unfair Labor Practices 95 cants app
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Unfair Labor Practices 97 in Betts
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Unfair Labor Practices 99 long-dist
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Unfair Labor Practices 101 into and
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Unfair Labor Practices 103 (c) Ille
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Unfair Labor Practices 105 (5) Othe
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Unfair Labor Practices 109 man unit
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Unfair Labor Practices 117 1. Restr
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Unfair Labor Practices 119 use the
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Unfair Labor Practices 121 of a con
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Unfair Labor Practices 123 by the u
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-teria), Unfair Labor Practices 125
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Unfair Labor Practices 129 In the s
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Unfair Labor Practices 131 It also
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Unfair Labor Practices 133 In anoth
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Unfair Labor Practices 135 constitu
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Unfair Labor Practices 147 rejected
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Unfair Labor Practices 149 'elusion
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Unfair Labor Practices 151 predeces
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VI Enforcement Litigation Board ord
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