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Appendix A. Statistical Tables 87Table 4.-Distribution of cases received during the fiscal year 1943 and percent increaseor decrease compared with the fiscal year 1942, by State 1-ContinuedNumber of cases received in BMPercent increase or decreasecompared with1942Division and State' Unfair labor RepresentationAllcasespractice cases cases UnfairlaborpracticeNumberPercentof totalNumberPercentof totalcasesRepresentationcasesMountainMontanaIdahoWyomingColoradoNew MexicoArizonaUtahNevadaPacificWashington_OregonCaliforniaOutlying areas:AlaskaHawaiiPuerto Rico2599821391297143124182 2.4 177 2.8 -46.4 4-6. 08 .2 14 .2 -42.9 +7.717 .5 29 .5 -42.2 +93. 31 (s) 0 0 -80.0 -100.030 .9 56 .9 -32.8 -9.76 .2 14 .2 -57.1 -30.09 .3 33 . 5 -47.1 -23.31 (T) 16 .3. -94.7 +100.010 .3 15 .2 +150.0 +275.0303 8.9 679 10.9 -48.5 +6.342 L2 97 1.6 -56.3 +31.126. .8 103 L6 -58.7 +22.623.5 6.9 479 7. .7 -42.2 -.82 .119 .33 9. 00-10.0 +100. 032 .9 9 . 1 +966. 7 +800.0.The total number of cases received by State is greater than the number of cases received during the yearbecause cases arising in more than one State are tabulated under each State affected.1 The States are grouped according to the method used by the Bureau of the Census, U. S. Departmentof Commerce.s Less than 0.1 percent.
88 Eighth Annual Report of the National Labor Relations BoardTable 5.-Distribution of cases received during the fiscal year 1943, by industry,Industrial groupiNumber= NumberUnfair labor practeecasesPorrtrnt NumberRepresentationPoercentf totalTotal 9,543 100.0 3,403 100.0 6,140 100.0-Manufacturing 7,660 79.2 2, 729 80.2 4,831 78. 7Food and kindred products 544 5. 7 201 5.9 343 5.6Tobacco manufactures 30 .3 9 .3 21 .3Textile-mill products 321 3.4 138 4.0 185 3.0Apparel and other finished productsmade from fabrics and similar materials272 2.0 149 4.4 123 2.0Lumber and timber basic products__ _ 290 3.0 go 2.6 200 3.3Furniture and finished lumber products221 2. 3 96 2.8 125 2.0Paper and allied products 175 1.8 60 1.8 115 1.9Printing, publishing, and allied industries207 2.2 80 2. 3 127 2. 1Chemicals and allied products 425 4.5 106 3. 1 319 . 5. 2Products of petroleum and coal 126 L3 31 . 9 95 1.6Rubber products 57 . 6 20 .6 37 .6Leather and leather products 228 2.4 119 35 107 1.7Stone, clay, and glass products 251 2.6 101 3.0 150 2.4Iron and steel and their products 1,512 15.8 473 13. 9 1,039. 18.9Nonferrous metals and their product& 248 2.6 se 2. 5 162 2.6Machinery (except electrical) 891 9. 3 298 8.8 593 97Electrical machinery 372 3.9 127 3.7 245 4.0Transportation equipment 1,146 . 12.0 448 13.2 698 11. 4Aircraft and parts 553 5.8 223 8. 6 330 6.4Automotive 97 1. 0 24 .7 73 L2Ship and boat building and repairing' 475 5. 0 193 5. 7 282 4. 6Other 21 .2 8 .2 13 .2Miscellaneous manufacturing 246 2. 6 99 2.9 147 2. 4Agriculture and forestry 26 .3 12 . 4 14 . 2Mining 359 3. 8 100 2.9 259 4.2Metal mining 150 1.6 24 . 7 128 2.0Coal mining 77 .8 39 1.1 38 . 6,Crude petroleum and natural gasproduction 45 . 5 11 .3 34 . 6Nonmetallic mining and quarrying- 87 .9 26 .8 61 1.0Donstruction 85 . 9 43 1.3 42 . 7Wholesale trade 295 3. 1 108 3. 2 187 3.0Retail trade 148 L5 se 1. 6 92 1.5Finance, insurance, and real estate 143 L5 40 1.2 103 1.7Transportation, communication, and otherpublic utilities 716 7. 5 219 6.4 497 8. 1Highway passenger transportation_ _ _ _ 61 .6 30 .9 31 .5Highway freight transportation_ 99 2.0 53 1.5 46 .8Water transportation 68 . 7 26 .8 42 .7Warehousing and storage 62 .7 17 . 5 45 . 7Other transportation 44 .5 18 • . 5 26 . 4Communication 90 . 9 24 . 7 86 1.1Heat, light, power, water, and sanitaryservices 292 3. 1 51 1. 5 241 3.93ervices 211 22 98 2.8 115 1.9I Source: Standard Industrial Classification. Division of Statistical Standards, U. S. Bureau of theBudget, Washington, 1941.
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EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORTOF THENATIONAL
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NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDH. A.
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THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
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The N. L. R. B. in the War 3The War
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The N. L. R. B. in the War 5closed.
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The N. L. R. B. in the War 7current
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IIIA STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF CASES.
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Statistical Analysis of Cases Filed
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IN/THE NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS ACT
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APPENDIX ENATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS
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