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Remedial Action Taken in Unfair Labor Practice Cases Closed, Fiscal Year 1953

printed as Table 4 · source page 107 · nlrb1953_p0107_t0

TotalBy agreement of all partiesBy Board or court order
A. BY EMPLOYERS
Cases
Notices posted1,028764264
Recognition or other assistance withheld from employer-assisted union654223
Employer-dominated union disestablished443311
Workers placed on preferential hiring list614714
Collective bargaining begun24718562
Workers
Workers offered reinstatement to job1,7541,279475
Workers receiving back pay2,9871,9761,011
Back-pay awards$1,307,230$564,080$743,150
B. BY UNIONS
Cases
Notices posted20414658
Union to cease requiring employer to give it assistance281711
Notice of no objection to reinstatement of discharged employees443311
Collective bargaining begun16151
Workers
Workers receiving back pay19987112
Back-pay awards$49,950$25,270$24,680

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  1. 1 In addition to the remedial action shown, other forms of remedy were taken in 27 cases.
  2. 2 In addition to the remedial action shown, other forms of remedy were taken in 28 cases.
  3. 3 Includes 49 workers who received back pay from both employer and union.
  4. 4 Includes 109 workers who received back pay from both employer and union.

42 of 42 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 107. Structure: the table is printed as two stacked panels, "A. BY EMPLOYERS 1" and "B. BY UNIONS 2", sharing one set of column headings (printed only over panel A). Both panel headings are carried as label-only section rows in the stub, in printed capitalisation, with their raised footnote markers. Within each panel the words "Cases" and "Workers" are printed centred across the three data columns as banner sub-headings between horizontal rules, not in the stub. They are transcribed as label-only rows in the stub column so the grid stays rectangular; they are not row labels in the original. Panel B repeats no column headings of its own, so the single header row applies to both panels. Footnote markers 3 and 4 are raised digits printed to the LEFT of their values ("3 1,976", "4 1,011", "3 87", "4 112"); per convention they are written after the value behind a caret. They are not part of the numbers. Arithmetic check (no values altered): every row's two component columns sum to its printed Total in both panels, including the back-pay award dollar rows, so no misprints are suspected. Scan quality: the page is a clean 300-ppi bitonal scan with scattered speckle marks in the margins and a few stray specks inside the table area (e.g. a tick left of "264" and left of "11" in panel B, a comma-like speck before "33" in panel B); these are artefacts, not punctuation, and were ignored. Degraded dotted i's in words such as "Notices", "Recognition" and "bargaining" are rendered normally. Nothing is cut off by the crop.

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Source page 107 of NLRB FY1953 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1953, p. 107.

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.