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TABLE VIII.—Disposition of unfair labor practice cases on docket during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1989, by regionsNumber ofcases on docketfiscal year1938-1939- - —WorkersinvolvedBefore issuance of cornplaintTotalTotal casescases pondingdisposedJuneof 30,1939NumberSettied......,„., Dis-"-""-edDisposition of casesAfter issuance of complaint and before BoarddecisionSettled Dismissed Withdrawn IntermediatereportAfterhear'''''ingWithdrawnOth-,„.wise'''''BoforehearingBe-foreheartagAfterhoar-,Be-.0/13hearmg,AfterhearingNoviolationCornpHonceAfterBoarddecisi on*)•DismksedCornpliance3Board 1 10 98,925 1 2 3 7Region:1. Boston 424 46, 368 151 40 93 1 1 1 12 299 1252. New York 1,061 184,719 310. 126 172 3 7 12 6 1 9 4 8 3 32 693 3683. Buffalo 124 45,992 27 12 18 3 2 5 4 71 534. Philadelphia 307 87, 496 83 20 65 I 3 1 2 3 1 15 194 1135. Baltimore 455 61,474 123 16 84 1 2 3 1 2 4 2 34 272 1836. Pittsburgh 176 51, 696 31 6 37 1 2 1 1 3 82 947. Detroit 248 01, 617 62 28 29 2 1 2 1 1 2 128 1208. Cleveland • 224 34,015 37 10 52 3 3 2 1 1 1 5 115 1099. Cincinnati 443 87, 337 216 33 47 3 1 3 1 2 6 312 13110. Atlanta_ 265 31, 329 41 38 36 2 5 1 3 9 135 12011. Indianapolis 273 45, 230 64 22 73 1 2 15 177 0612. Milwaukee 263 45, 600 89 27 25 1 1 1 1 7 152 11113. Chicago 44 t 102,532 133 36 78 1 2 1 1 10 262 17914. St. Louis 125 12, 501 18 8 22 7 1 5 61 6416. Now Orleans 247 14, 640 50 16 67 2 3 1 2 2 8 151 9616. Fort Worth • 228 31, 060 68 24 49 1 1 1 1 2 12 149 7917. Kansas City 302 30, 778 77 6 30 2 1 1 1 4 131 17118. Minneapolis 167 17, 149 67 4 35 1 2 rr 1 1 1 2 115 5219. Seattle 269 43, 804 68 12 45 1 1 3 2 1 12 145 12420. San Francisco. 371 194,829 80 25 39 2 2 148 22321. Los Angeles 643 40,027 152 24 123 3 13 2 1 1 4 323 22022. Denver 176 11,501 62 6 39 1 2 2 1 5 4 112 64Total 7, 132 1, 370, 278 1, 090 539 1, 269 35 29 53 8 12 10 15 9 26 28 207 4, 230 2,9021 Cases In which the Board assumed original Jurisdiction. 2 See footnote (4) Table I.
36 FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARDUnfair labor practice cases pending as of June 30, 1939.—At theend of the fiscal year covered by this report there were pending beforethe Board 2,902 unfair labor practice cases, involving 926,169 workers.R large majority of the cases, 1,701, were pending in the regional officeswhere investigations were being carried on to determine whetheror not the facts in the charge constituted unfair labor practices withinthe meaning of the act. In 169 cases, complaints had been 'authorizedbut were still awaiting formal issuance. Complaints had been issuedin'88 cases and these cases were awaiting the commencement of hearings.Hearings were in progress in 33 cases, and, in 179 cases, hearingshad been completed but the parties were awaiting the issuance ofintermediate reports. In 401 cases, intermediate reports had beenissued ; these cases were awaiting decision by the Board. In 331 casesthe Board was awaiting compliance with its orders.Formal action in unfair labor practice cases.—During the year, theBoard instituted formal action in a relatively small proportion of theunfair labor practice cases on the docket. As pointed out previously,complaints were issued in 522 cases. Hearings were concluded in 424cases, such hearings being conducted by trial examiners designatedby the Chief Trial Examiner. Some of these cases heard were latersettled, withdrawn, or dismissed before the issuance of an intermediatereport by the trial examiner. The trial examiners issued intermediatereports in 371 cases. In 9 cases, they dismissed the entirecomplaint ; 5 in 26 cases, compliance with their reports was secured.Upon the filing of exceptions to the intermediate report by either ofthe parties to the proceedings the unfair labor practice case is automaticallytransferred to the Board. If no exceptions are filed and ifthere is no compliance with the intermediate report within 10 daysafter issuance, the case is transferred to the Board.° During the entirefiscal year, 397 unfair labor practice cases were transferred to theBoard either upon exceptions filed to the intermediate report or uponthe failure of respondents to comply with the recommendations of thetrial examiners. In addition, 191 cases were transferred to the Boardupon the issuance of Board orders to that effect.The Board issued decisions in 381 unfair labor practice cases or 5.5percent of all cases either awaiting decision on July 1, 1938, or filedduring the subsequent 12 months. Of these 381 decisions, a total of 149decisions were issued on the basis of a stipulation entered into by theinterested parties.A summary of the formal action taken by the Board during theyear broken down by the regions in which such unfair labor practicecases were filed is presented in table IX.5 It should be noted that frequently the trial examiner dismisses part of the complaint.°Under the revised Rules end Re
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