1 - National Labor Relations Board

14 Thirty-fourth Annual Report of the National Labor Relations Board
Charges of illegal union discrimination against employees
dropped slightly. There were 1,590 such charges, 2 percent below
1968. There were 489 charges of unions picketing illegally for
recognition or for organizational purposes, an increase over the
416 such charges in 1968. (See table 2.)
In charges against employers, unions led by filing 64 percent.
Unions filed 7,637 charges ; individuals filed 4,375 charges, or
36 percent ; and employers filed 10 charges against other employers.
Of the 7,637 union charges against employers, AFL-CIO
submitted 5,234; Teamsters, 1,557; other national unions, 529;
and local unaffiliated unions, 317.
Almost half the charges against unions were filed by individuals-3,129
or nearly 48 percent of fiscal 1969's total of 6,577.
Employers filed 3,152 or 48 percent. Other unions filed the 296
Chart 13
PROCEEOINGS
4,500
DECISIONS ISSUED 1/
(Excludes UD, AC, and DC Dectstons)
4,000
3,500
3,000
2,500
2,000
1,500
1,000
500
FISCAL
YEAR 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969
III C 655 903 854 776 1,000 991 1,023 1,033 1,063
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g 2,718 3,211 2,857 2,812 2,707 2,769 3,155 2,869 3,108
TOTALS 3,373 4,114 3,711 3,588 3,707 3,760 4,178 3,902 4,171
1/ Includes supplemental decisions in unfair labor practice cases and decisions on
objections and/or challenges in election cases.