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Disposition of unfair labor practice cases of unaffiliated unions on docket during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1939

printed as Table 12 · source page 47 · nlrb1939_p0047_t0

Number of casesPercentage of—Number of workers involvedPercentage of—
Number of casesTotal cases closedTotal cases on docketNumber of workers involvedTotal number of workers involved in cases closedTotal number of workers involved in cases on docket
Cases pending June 30, 19387526.213,34412.1
Cases received July 1, 1938, to June 30, 193921173.897,33987.9
Total cases on docket286100.0110,683100.0
Cases closed before issuance of complaint:
By settlement7639.826.621,05267.219.0
By dismissal2613.69.12,8389.12.6
By withdrawal5930.920.66,13619.65.6
Otherwise73.62.47052.2.6
Total cases closed before issuance of complaint16887.958.730,73198.127.8
Cases closed after issuance of complaint:
By settlement before hearing
By settlement after hearing126.34.217.10
By dismissal before hearing
By dismissal after hearing
By withdrawal before hearing
By withdrawal after hearing
By intermediate report finding no violation
By compliance with intermediate report
By dismissal by Board decision31.61.16[1][1]
By compliance with Board decision84.22.85521.8.5
Total cases closed after issuance of complaint2312.18.15751.9.5
Total cases closed July 1, 1938, to June 30, 1939191100.031,306100.0
Cases pending June 30, 19399533.279,37771.7

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  1. 1 Less than 0.05 percent.

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Reader’s notes

p. 47. Seven columns: stub, "Number of cases", two "Percentage of—" columns (of total cases closed; of total cases on docket), "Number of workers involved", and two more "Percentage of—" columns (of total number of workers involved in cases closed; of total number of workers involved in cases on docket). "Number of cases" and "Number of workers involved" are tall single headings spanning both heading levels, so they are repeated in both rows; the stub has no printed heading. In "By dismissal by Board decision" the last two columns hold a footnote reference used in place of a value, printed as a parenthesised raised 1; transcribed as "(1)" in both cells. Rows with no entries at all (By settlement before hearing; By dismissal before/after hearing; By withdrawal before/after hearing; By intermediate report finding no violation; By compliance with intermediate report) are printed as dash rules across every column and are given as empty cells. In "By settlement after hearing" the last column is a printed zero, transcribed as "0" (the adjacent cell is ".1"); the 17 workers involved make that plausible rather than a misprint. All printed totals and percentage columns check out arithmetically, so no misprints are suspected. The scan is noisy in the heading "Total cases closed" (the word "cases" is partly broken) and in the "211" of the second row, but both readings are confirmed by the column totals (75 + 211 = 286).

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Source page 47 of NLRB FY1939 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1939, p. 47.

Source data: U.S. NLRB Annual Reports (public domain). Reconstruction by NLRB Stats Archive. Read by claude-opus-5 (effort max, prompt extract_v1) from the 300-dpi scan; stitched by page. Updated October 2026.