Analysis of Methods of Disposition of Unfair Labor Practice Cases Closed, Fiscal Year 1975

p. 231. 18 columns: stub, then All C cases (Number / Percent of total closed / Percent of total method) and seven two-column panels (CA, CB, CC, CD, CE, CG, CP), each Number / Percent of total closed. Decimal points: this is a 1-bit scan in which most decimal points in the percent columns have dropped out, so the page shows e.g. "100 0", "22 6", "68 6" where a few cells still print the point clearly ("100.0" under CD, "41.1", "73.6", "20.5", "1.6", "1.7", "2.2"). Every percent column is a one-decimal percentage, so I have written the point in all of them; no digits were altered. The crop is cut off at the bottom: the "Compliance with" block ends at "Board decision" and the table continues on the following page (the listed methods account for only about 26 percent of total closed, and the usual Withdrawal/Dismissal sections are absent). No footnote text is visible in the crop, so `footnotes` is empty; the caption carries a raised 1 but captions are excluded. Doubtful cells: row "Before issuance of complaint" (under Informal settlement), CD cases Number — the cell appears empty in the scan with a dash rule in the adjacent percent cell; by the column's arithmetic a printed 0 would be expected, but I transcribed what is visible (""). Row "Administrative law judge's decision": stray ink marks sit in the CE cases Percent cell and just after the CG cases "0"; I read them as scan artifacts, not characters or footnote markers. The stub labels are indented to show hierarchy (Agreement of the parties > Informal/Formal settlement > stage rows; Compliance with > decision rows); indentation is not represented in the grid.

p. 232. Continuation page: no column headings are printed on this crop, so header_rows is empty. The grid is 18 columns = stub + a three-column block (number, percent of all cases closed, percent of the method group) + seven number/percent pairs for the case-type columns. Decimal points: this 1-bit scan drops the period in most percent cells, which print as "35 6", "0 1", "100 0", etc. I transcribed them as decimals ("35.6", "0.1", "100.0"). This is a scanning artifact, not the printed text: sibling cells in the same columns do show the point (1.9, 34.8, 36.4, 0.6), and every restored value reconciles against its implied base (e.g. withdrawal 10,606 / 35.6% and dismissal 10,855 / 36.4% both imply ~29,820 cases closed; CD 10 / 1.8% and 528 / 94.8% both imply ~557 CD cases). Sentence periods lost the same way in the two footnotes ("by stage See Glossary", "under sec 10(k) of the Act See table 7A") were likewise restored. Doubtful cells: - "Before issuance of complaint" under both Withdrawal and Dismissal, CD-number column: the cell holds only a raised 2 in parentheses, a pointer to footnote 2, with no value. Written "(^2)". - "After hearing opened, before administrative law judge's decision" under Dismissal, CA-percent column: the glyph is damaged and reads like "c 0"; it is 0.0 (4 of ~19,140 CA cases). - "By Board decision", CC-percent column: the decimal prints as a smudged colon ("1:0"); read as 1.0 (22 of ~2,100 CC cases). - "Contested" (first row of the Dismissal "By Board decision" pair is unaffected); in the top "Contested" row the CE-percent and the next percent cell are blank or a dash rule, rendered "". Possible misprint, transcribed as printed: "After issuance of complaint, before opening of hearing" under Dismissal shows 4 cases with 0.0 percent in the CB columns, though 4 of ~7,420 CB cases rounds to 0.1; every other CB percent on the page rounds conventionally. Arithmetic checks that passed and support the column assignment: withdrawal stages sum to the 10,606 / 6,759 / 2,839 / 787 / 25 / 9 / 177 totals in every column; dismissal stages sum to 10,855 / 6,986 / 3,385 / 337 / 31 / 114; and the Adopting + Contested pair sums to the 287 / 220 / 42 / 22 / 1 / 2 "By Board decision" line. The first four rows are sub-items continuing a section (compliance-secured Board and court action) whose heading sits on the preceding page, above this crop. Leader dots and dash rules are rendered "".