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Remedial Action Taken in Unfair Labor Practice Cases Closed, Fiscal Year 1954

printed as Table 4 · source page 169 · nlrb1954_p0169_t0

TotalBy agreement of all partiesBy Board or court order
A BY EMPLOYERS
Cases
Notices posted1,003748255
Recognition or other assistance withheld from employer-assisted union987325
Employer-dominated union disestablished362214
Workers placed on preferential hiring list86833
Collective bargaining begun23014486
Workers
Workers offered reinstatement to job1,4381,044394
Workers receiving back pay2,2921,687605
Back-pay awards$891,556$460,156$431,400
B BY UNIONS
Cases
Notices posted22617848
Union to cease requiring employer to give it assistance42366
Notice of no objection to reinstatement of discharged employees544410
Collective bargaining begun10100
Workers
Workers receiving back pay1228834
Back-pay awards$37,890$16,010$21,880

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  1. 1 In addition to the remedial action shown, other forms of remedy were taken in 30 cases.
  2. 2 In addition to the remedial action shown, other forms of remedy were taken in 22 cases
  3. 3 Includes 56 workers who received back pay from both employer and union
  4. 4 Includes 12 workers who received back pay from both employer and union

41 of 41 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 169. The table is one table printed as two stacked panels, A BY EMPLOYERS and B BY UNIONS, sharing a single set of column headings that is printed only once, above panel A. Panel B repeats only the "Cases"/"Workers" band labels, not the column headings, so the headings given apply to both panels. Placement caveat: the four label-only rows are not printed in the stub column. "A BY EMPLOYERS 1" and "B BY UNIONS 2" are centred over the whole table width above each panel's top rule, and the two "Cases" bands and two "Workers" bands are centred across the three value columns (Total / By agreement of all parties / By Board or court order) in their own ruled strips. They are recorded here as section rows with the label in cell 0 and the remaining cells empty. In panel B, "Workers receiving back pay", the raised 3 and raised 4 are printed to the left of 88 and 34 respectively; they are footnote markers and are written after the value per instruction. The leading digits are clearly separated and raised, so 88 and 34 are the values, which is corroborated by 88 + 34 = 122, the printed Total. Every printed total in the table equals the sum of its two component columns, including $891,556 = $460,156 + $431,400 and $37,890 = $16,010 + $21,880; no suspected misprints in the figures. Footnote 2 ends without a period in the original, as do footnotes 3 and 4; footnote 1 has one. Transcribed as printed. The scan is a clean 1-bit image with light speckle in the margins; a few stray specks sit in the blank area right of the "Workers" band in panel A and left of the "Cases" band in panel B, and these are page dirt, not printed characters. No part of the table is cut off by the crop.

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Source page 169 of NLRB FY1954 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1954, p. 169.

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.