Table 4.—Remedial Actions Taken in Unfair <strong>Labor</strong> Practice Cases Closed, <strong>Fiscal</strong> <strong>Year</strong> 19WRemedial action taken by—EmployerUnionAction takenTotal allTotalPursuant to—Pursuant to—Agreement of parties Recom- Order of— Agreement of Recom- Order of—mendationparties mendationTotalofof<strong>In</strong>formal Formal administrativesettle-settletrative<strong>In</strong>formal Formal adminis-<strong>Board</strong> Courtsettlement settlement<strong>Board</strong> Courtlaw judgement ment law judgeA. By number of cases involved 210,281Notice posted 3,237 2,293 1,615 92 8 391 187 944 663 141 0 94 46Recognition or other assistance withdrawn31 31 28 2Employer-dominated union disestablished... 4 4 3 1Employees offered reinstatement 2,137 2,137 1,545 99 8 313 172Employees placed on preferential hiringhst 881 881 644 42 4 124 67Hiring hall rights restored 239 239 166 43 3 17 10Objections to employment withdrawn 231 231 160 43 3 15 10Picketing ended 105 105 101 2 0 2 0Work stoppage ended. 86 86 83 3 0 0 0Collective bargaining begun 3,007 2,793 2,525 55 1 122 90 214 201 0 9 3Backpay distributed 3,285 2,898 2,434 79 257 122 387 290 47 3 34 13Reimbursement of fees, dues, and fines. 1,451 1,102 853 41 6 132 70 349 259 45 3 29 13Other conditions of employment improved987 622 605 1 1 14 1 365 348 3 4 5 5Other remedies 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0B. By number of employees affected:Employees offered reinstatement, total .... 4,179 4,179 3,601 54 0 314 210Accepted. 2,789 2,789 2,515 39 149 86Declined 1,390 1,390 1,086 15 0 165 124Employees placed on preferential hiringlist 249 249 196 2 0 22 29Hiring hall rights restored ............. • 56 56 45 IIObjections to employment withdrawn . 25 25 25
Table 4.-Remedial Actions Taken in Unfair <strong>Labor</strong> Practice Cases Closed, <strong>Fiscal</strong> <strong>Year</strong> <strong>1988</strong>1-ContinuedRemedial action taken by-EmployerUnionAction takenTotal allTotalPursuant to-Pursuant to-Agreement of parties Recom- Order of-Agreement of RecommendationOrder ofmendationTotalpartiesofof<strong>In</strong>formal Formal administrativeadministrativesettlement settlement<strong>Board</strong> Court<strong>In</strong>formal Formalsettlemenmentlawsettle-<strong>Board</strong> Courtlaw judgeJudgeEmployees receiving backpay:From either employer or union 17,628 17,487 14,415 502 7 1,490 1,073 141 106 14 0 18 3From both employer and union 10 9 8 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0Employees reimbursed for fees, dues, andSeen:From either employer or union 1,593 568 286 0 25 212 45 1,025 993 2 0 21 9From both employer and union 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0C. By amounts of monetary recovery, total $35,014,701 $33,920,098 $20,520,469 $878,271 $8,532 $7,108,591 $5,404,235 S1,094,603 $348,740 $182,739 $6,603 $456,130 $100,394Backpay (includes all monetary paymentsexcept fees, dues, and fines) 34,641,876 33,737,888 20,404,999 871,950 2,762 7,070,599 5,387,578 903,988 198,114 182,651 0 428,371 94,852Reimbursement of fees, dues, and fines 372,825 182,210 115,470 6,321 5,770 37,992 16,657 190,615 150,626 88 6,600 27,759 5,542, See Glossary of terms for definitions. Data in this table are based on unfair labor practice cases that were closed during fiscal year <strong>1988</strong> after the company and/or union had satisfied allremedial action requirements.'A single case usually results in more than one remedial action; therefore, the total number of actions exceeds the number of cases involved.
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