TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT - National Labor Relations Board
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT - National Labor Relations Board
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT - National Labor Relations Board
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Operations in Fiscal Year 1961 21<br />
Employees selected collective-bargaining agents in 3,643 of these<br />
elections This figuie represented 55 percent of the elections held<br />
In fiscal 1960, employees selected collective-baigaining agents in 58<br />
percent of elections<br />
In these representation elections, bargammg agents were chosen to<br />
represent units totaling 237,040 employees, or 51 percent of those<br />
eligible to vote This compares with 59 percent in fiscal 1960, and<br />
60 percent in fiscal 1959<br />
Of the 469,294 who were eligible to vote, 89 percent cast valid<br />
ballots<br />
Of the 419,914 employees actually casting valid ballots m <strong>Board</strong><br />
representation elections during the year, 248,727, or 59 percent, voted<br />
in favor of representation<br />
Unions affiliated with the Ammican Federation of <strong>Labor</strong>-Congress<br />
of Industrial Oiganizations won 2,229 of the 4,449 elections in which<br />
they took part This was 50 percent of the elections in which they<br />
participated In 1960, AFL-CIO-affiliated unions won 53 percent<br />
of the elections in which they participated In 1959, the affiliated<br />
unions won 57 pet cent of the elections in wluch they participated<br />
Unaffiliated unions won 1,414 of 2,793 elections in which they<br />
participated This was 51 percent of the elections in which the unaffiliated<br />
unions took part This compared with 52 pet cent in 1960,<br />
and 54 percent in 1959<br />
8 Fiscal Statement<br />
The obligations and expenditures of the <strong>National</strong> <strong>Labor</strong> <strong>Relations</strong><br />
<strong>Board</strong> for fiscal year ended June 30, 1961, are as follows<br />
Personnel compensation<br />
$13, 690, 828<br />
Personnel benefits<br />
998,453<br />
TraNel and transportation of pel sons 2 945, 564<br />
Transportation of things 80, 979<br />
Communication services 470, 045<br />
Rents and utility services 575, 649<br />
Printing and rem oduction 333, 860<br />
Other services 564, 978<br />
Supplies and materials 216, 165<br />
Equipment 135,949<br />
Total, obligations and expenditures 18, 012, 465<br />
I Includes 83,208 for reimbursable personal service costs<br />
2 Includes $1,134 for reimbursable travel expense<br />
These items of expense have always been included in the totals for the annual report<br />
As a matter of reconciliation, the budget document presents the two types of expense<br />
separately, e g, direct obligations and reimbursable obligations
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