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TABLE I V.-Disposition of unfair labor practice cases on docket during the fiscal year: by types of complainantA. F. of L. affiliates C. I. 0. affiliates Unaffiliated unions Individual persons'TotalTotal numberDocket record and method of disposition number of Number Number Number Numberof cases workers Number of Number of Number of Number ofinvolved of cases workers of cases workers of cases workers of cows workersinvolved involved involved involvedlases pending June 30, 1939 3 2, 902 926,189 3 1,052 148, 682 3 3 1, 519 692, 360 , 96 79, 377 237 5,750!ases received July 1, 1939-June 30, 1940 3, 934 707, 439 1, 800 321, 641 1, 443 304, 689 207 41, 928 484 39, 281Total cases on docket during fiscal year 2 6,836 1, 633, 608 3 2, 352 470, 223 24 2,502 997,049 4 303 121,305 721 45, 031lases closed before formal action, total ' 4,132707, 182 1,854 289, 142 4 1,558 365, 190 '175 32, 222 546 20,628Settled 1,836 179, 004 972 62, 769 664 105, 821 83 6,085 117 4,329Dismissed 4 930 239,634 298 41, 984 4 363 180, 523 '42 3,991 228 13, 136Withdrawn 1, 343 231, 244 673 178, 236 523 77, 742 49 22, 106 198 3, 160• Otherwise before formal action closed 23 7,300 11 6,153 8 1,104 1 40 3 3losed after formal action, total ' 532 168,469 3 165 35,464 3 319 124, 282 28 3,753 21 1,970Prior to hearing:' Settled 28 8,000 8 317 16 7, 695 1 (4) 3 84Dismissed 6 1,606 2 76 3 1.423 1 107Withdrawn 6 ' 754 3 664 2 103Prior to issuance of intermediate report or proposed findings:Settled 13 5, 287 5 661 8 4, 626Dismissed 3 901 3 901Withdrawn 2 141 2 141Otherwise closed I I (9After issuance of intermediate report or proposed findings:Dismissed 10 2,269 6 1, 171 3 1,997 1 1Withdrawn 11 3,028 3 814 7 2,012 1 202Compliance secured 26 3, 042 9 827 13 1,671 2 442 2 102Closed because of company liquidation 3 95 2 81 I 14After Board decision:Dismissed (13 12,591 14 1,000 42 10,273 2 140 6 269Withdrawn 2 27 2 27Compliance secured 118 34,282 44 4,800 63 27,705 6 810 5 881Otherwise closed after decision 20 4, 944 0 GM 18 4, 204 2 77After court action:Dismissed 6 3, 663 2 1,037 4 2,626Compliance scoured 3 206 84, 103 3 55 22, 105S 134 69, 395 13 2,041 5 627Otherwise closed after court action '3 065 2 205 1 960Total cases closed during fiscal year ' 4, 664 872, 651 3 2, 019 324, 606 3 4 I. 877 480, 472 4 203 35, 976 687 22, 598lases pending Juno 30, 1940 • 2,172 760,957 833 145, 617 1,085 507,577 100 81,330 154 22,4331 Workers 1111ng charges individually.Includes 1 case filed Jointly by A. F. of L. affiliate and C. I. 0. affiliate and anothercase flied jointly by C. I. 0. affiliate and unaffiliated union.Includes 1 cast filed Jointly by A. F. of L. affiliate and C. 1. 0. affiliate.Includes 1 ease filed Jointly by C. I. 0. affiliate and unaffiliated union.Number of workers involved counted in another case.Companies were liquidated before compliance had been secured with court order.
TABLE V.-Disposition of unfair labor practice cases on docket during the fiscal year: By regions•"'i 0•CI'zi.-• *g 1 2 . 1 r• . ..Region i .5.' ..ct2 .5"007glg'Ll' owsr-h.-4igCases closed before formalaction Cases closed after formal action gt,d 4-9se.it4.p 1.,veri§7,I.,,30E 2P.Prior to issuance After issuance ofaPrior to of intermediate intermediate re- After Board After court 0hearing report or proposedfindings findings'a 3port or proposed decision action .t1gi'"C 1 ,..,:, . 8 4 g 8'Rd . 8g 8 g ),T , B =qt M 4 ..,:, 20 .., „. 83 _-4 .., va. 5!, -'ii4 . .2 4 0 T..; 44 ..v 0r-p. .2 'a,0.-9. 8t. A e t.: 51 ,-. =0 g - gl s O t'l '-' O a3 = ' -1 § g '4' .1c°,3 p ii 43 c 8 A W 0 0 A R 0 '8 A 0 8 E-■1. Boston 438 365 332 174 70 87 1 33 1 2 7 10 1 11 1 712. New York_ 961 696 606 275 161 167 3 90 9 5 2 3 1 1 ____ 1 ___ 11 2 4 ____ 11 4 ____ 35 1 2513. Buffalo 122 79 63 30 13 17 3 16 1 i 1 2 6 -------- 50 4:4. Philadelphia 264 171 144 63 36 45 27 15. Baltimore 424 309 256 117 43 95 1 53 1 1 13 2 13 3- 1 19 _--_ ill6. Pittsburgh 176 115 107 40 18 49 8 1 l 1 5 617. Detroit 284 170 147 55 39 53...33 2 1 2 8 4 6 1118. Cleveland 355 246 228 81 35 111 118 1 1 9 1 5 1 1019. Cincinnati 304 233 222 145 31 46 11 1 ---------------------------- 22 ------------ 310. Atlanta 279 182 142 65 43 34.40 4....1 2 1 1 10 113 ---- 9711. Indianapolis 234 159 132 40 40 50 2 27 ------------------------- 12.... 1 2 ___. 16 _-__ 7112. Milwaukee 233 174 162 117 8 37....12 1 5 5 5113. Chicago 399 231 206 90 35 80 1 25 1 ____ 4 _ 6 1 1 9 _-__ 16814. St. Louis 152 73 65 199 378 2 12 ----------------__ __-_ ____ ____ 3 ____ 7915. New Orleans 198 145 117 69 21 23 428 1 1 4 1 21 ___. 5316. Fort Worth 218 150 131 61 39 31 ____ 19 -------------------------------- 1 2 ---- 5 ____ 3 3 ____ 5 0 6817. Kansas City 276 150 132 67 18 47.18 1 4 13 12618. Minneapolis 198 120 113 47 23 43 7 3 1 3 7819. Seattle 260 173 156 53 41 62.....17 1 1 1 2 7 5 8720. San Francisco 426 275 259 85 115 59 16 2 1 2 1 3 2 1 4 15121. Los Angeles 478 348 322 102 88 127 5 26 1 ____ 1 -------------------- 1 -------- 5 ____ 7 1 ____ 10 __-_ 13022. DenverBoard' 8 1 1 1 7Total 6, 836 4.664 4,132 1.838 930 1,343 23 532 23 6 513 3 2 1 10 11 26 363 2 118 26 6 206 '32,172I Cases in which the Board assumed or ginal urisdiction because more than 1 region was involved or for other reasons.Companies were liquidated before compliance had been secured with Court order.
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