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CoperationsinFiscallrear1969 9 Chart 8 TRIALEXANINERHEARINGSANDIDECISIONS (PROCEEDINGS) Proceedings 1,125 1,000 875 750 625 500 375 250 125 0 Fiscal Year 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 Hearings I Held 728 667 740 745 989 917 982 993 977 951 =Dec is ions = Issued 572 692 623 675 734 875 867 934 943 929 b. Case Activity Highlights NLRB's caseload, for the ninth consecutive year, reached a record high in fiscal 1969. Agency activity during the year, coming from employers, employees, and labor organizations requesting adjustment of labor disputes and answers to questions concerning employee representation, included : • Intake—a total of 31,303 cases, of which 18,651 were unfair labor practice charges and 12,652 were representation petitions and related cases. • Closed—a total of 31,597, with a record number, 18,939, involving unfair labor practice charges.
10 Thirty-fourth Annual Report of the National Labor Relations Board • Board decisions issued-1,063 unfair labor practice decisions and 3,108 representation decisions and rulings, the latter by Board and regional directors. • General Counsel's office (and regional office personnel) —issued 2,061 formal complaints —closed 998 initial unfair labor practice hearings, including 47 hearings under section 10(k) of the Act. • Regional directors issued 1,872 initial decisions in representation cases. • Trial Examiners issued 929 initial decisions plus 38 on supplemental matters. • There were 4,717 unfair labor practice cases settled or adjusted before issuance of trial examiners' decisions. • Regional offices distributed $4,370,430 in backpay to 6,225 employees. There were 3,748 employees offered reinstatement; 2,726 accepted. Chart 9 AMOUNT OF BACKPAY RECEIVED BY DISCRIMINATEES Fiscal Year 1960 1961 1962 $1,139,800 $1,685,750 $1,751,910 1963 $2,749,151 1964 $3,001,630 1965 1966 1967 $2,782,360 1/ 111121111M11 $3,286,460 ME $8,911,040 1968 $3,228,000 1969 $4,370,430 1.0 2.0 3.0 Million Dollars 1/ 1966 - less the Kohler Case 4.0 1 9.0
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