Operations In Fiscal Year 1988 - National Labor Relations Board

Operations in Fiscal Year 1988 13C .IATI. NZ 8ADMINIS - RA - IVE LAW JuGGE HEARINGS AND CEZ:SIONS(INI-:A,, BACNPA v ANE OTHER SURP_EM;NTALS)1 378; 979 _I 980 _1 ,.. .-. 8 II 382IIIIINCIIMMMIII/171/%111117M1111111110411111/11101hY40111141117/040/710011110111 265I 2 i 1ErMONNOMMOMOMMilteligMfinialeM/MAWNEMI/Nie ` 18CI ` 8914711111/101111111/1111111111111#11117/01111/10111471170111111110171VIMMIN11110101181111 1 . 288127310/0/111111*~IMAYMWIMINVIIWOHNIMINIIIIMIll ■ 221I 2554iiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiadigiat111.2329.,I 984iiiiiiiariaidathiadagadai1033i98,.586c 8 -.Arnimmananymaftetwayfamy 748YligetWOMMX 642823I gBe 1111.111111.1114126.", 738764820880`I E A R1 3 5 6 7 8 90 `I I 2 1 I3 1 -4 ` '5 ' 6 1 I7 ` IS="RCCEED:N3S 1....N.DRELE:Li.. HEAR:NCS HELDMN DE:ISIONS ISS...ED1 .8 23withdrawal or dismissal of petitions before certification, or requireda rerun or runoff election.In deauthorization polls, labor organizations lost the right tomake union-shop agreements in 48 referendums, or 56 percent,while they maintained the right in the other 38 polls which covered2862 employees. (Table 12.)For all types of elections in 1988, the average number of employeesvoting, per establishment, was 52 the same as in 1987.About 71 percent of the collective-bargaining and decertificationelections involved 59 or fewer employees. (Tables 11 and 17.)4. Decisions Issueda. The BoardDealing effectively with the remaining cases reaching it fromnationwide filings after dismissals, settlements, and adjustments inearlier processing stages, the Board handed down 1705 decisionsconcerning allegations of unfair labor practices and questions relatingto employee representation. This total compared with the1824 decisions rendered during fiscal 1987.A breakdown of Board decisions follows: