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Types of Unfair Labor Practices Alleged, Fiscal Year 1996

printed as Table 2 · source pages 116–117 · nlrb1996_p0116_t0

Stitched from pp. 116–117.

Number of cases showing specific allegationsPercent of total cases
A. Charges filed against employers under Sec. 8(a)
Subsections of Sec. 8(a):
Total cases25,752100.0
8(a)(1)4,37817.0
8(a)(1)(2)1900.7
8(a)(1)(3)10,08039.1
8(a)(1)(4)1340.5
8(a)(1)(5)7,59029.5
8(a)(1)(2)(3)1570.6
8(a)(1)(2)(4)70.0
8(a)(1)(2)(5)1090.4
8(a)(1)(3)(4)5602.2
8(a)(1)(3)(5)2,2628.8
8(a)(1)(4)(5)260.1
8(a)(1)(2)(3)(4)130.1
8(a)(1)(2)(3)(5)840.3
8(a)(1)(2)(4)(5)130.1
8(a)(1)(3)(4)(5)1240.5
8(a)(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)250.1
Recapitulation
8(a)(1)25,752100.0
8(a)(2)5982.3
8(a)(3)13,30551.7
8(a)(4)9023.5
8(a)(5)10,23339.7
B. Charges filed against unions under Sec. 8(b)
Subsections of Sec. 8(b):
Total cases7,282100.0
8(b)(1)5,08869.9
8(b)(2)690.9
8(b)(3)2022.8
8(b)(4)7069.7
8(b)(5)20.0
8(b)(6)20.0
8(b)(7)851.2
8(b)(1)(2)75110.3
8(b)(1)(3)2863.9
8(b)(1)(5)70.1
8(b)(1)(6)110.2
8(b)(2)(3)40.1
8(b)(3)(5)20.0
8(b)(1)(2)(3)550.8
8(b)(1)(2)(5)20.0
8(b)(1)(2)(6)10.0
8(b)(1)(3)(5)20.0
8(b)(1)(3)(6)10.0
8(b)(2)(3)(6)20.0
8(b)(1)(2)(3)(5)40.1
Recapitulation
8(b)(1)6,20885.3
8(b)(2)88812.2
8(b)(3)5587.7
8(b)(4)7069.7
8(b)(5)190.3
8(b)(6)170.2
8(b)(7)851.2
B1. Analysis of 8(b)(4)
Total cases 8(b)(4)706100.0
8(b)(4)(A)456.4
8(b)(4)(B)43060.9
8(b)(4)(C)81.1
8(b)(4)(D)19928.2
8(b)(4)(A)(B)182.5
8(b)(4)(B)(C)20.3
8(b)(4)(A)(B)(C)40.6
Recapitulation
8(b)(4)(A)679.5
8(b)(4)(B)45464.3
8(b)(4)(C)142.0
8(b)(4)(D)19928.2
B2. Analysis of 8(b)(7)
Total cases 8(b)(7)85100.0
8(b)(7)(A)3844.7
8(b)(7)(B)67.1
8(b)(7)(C)3237.6
8(b)(7)(A)(B)33.5
8(b)(7)(A)(C)44.7
8(b)(7)(B)(C)11.2
8(b)(7)(A)(B)(C)11.2
Recapitulation
8(b)(7)(A)4654.1
8(b)(7)(B)1112.9
8(b)(7)(C)3844.7
C. Charges filed under Sec. 8(e)
Total cases 8(e)44100.0
Against unions alone44100.0
D. Charges filed under Sec. 8(g)
Total cases 8(g)29100.0

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  1. 1 A single case may include allegations of violations of more than one subsection of the Act. Therefore, the total of the various allegations is greater than the total number of cases.

0 of 76 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 116. Three printed columns (stub plus two data columns) with a single heading level; the stub heading is blank. The centered lines "A. Charges filed against employers under Sec. 8(a)", "Recapitulation^1" and "B. Charges filed against unions under Sec. 8(b)" are section banners spanning the width of the table and carry no values, as does the stub line "Subsections of Sec. 8(a):"/"Subsections of Sec. 8(b):" that precedes each "Total cases" line. The crop ends at the closing rule after the 8(b)(1)(2)(3)(5) row: the table is cut off here and continues on the following page (the Sec. 8(b) recapitulation block is not on this image). The raised "1" on "Recapitulation" is a footnote marker, but no footnote text is printed within this crop, so `footnotes` is empty; the footnote presumably appears on the continuation page. Doubtful/low-resolution cells: in the source scan the parenthesis pairs in some stub labels print with the closing and opening parens merged (e.g. "8(b)(3X5)", "8(b)(1X2)"); these were read as "8(b)(3)(5)", "8(b)(1)(2)", etc. In the 8(a) block the value 2,262 for row 8(a)(1)(3)(5) has a faint comma but the digits are legible. This 1996 volume is a lossy bilevel scan, so single digits (notably the 1/7 and 2/0 shapes in the small "Percent of total cases" column) carry some risk of misreading, though every value here was legible. No arithmetic was checked or corrected; all figures are as printed.

p. 117. Three-column table (stub plus two value columns); the stub column has no printed heading. The page is a continuation ("—Continued"), so it begins mid-table with the section line "Recapitulation1"; the three "Recapitulation" section lines and the lettered section lines (B1, B2, C, D) carry labels only, no values. The section heading printed as "B2. Analysis of 8(b)(7)" shows what may be a comma rather than a period after "B2" in the scan; transcribed as a period to match the other section lines. Internal arithmetic checks out throughout (B1 detail sums to 706, B2 detail sums to 85, and both recapitulation blocks and all percentages are consistent with the printed figures), which supports the digit readings on this lossy 1996 scan.

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Source page 116 of NLRB FY1996 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1996, p. 116.
Source page 117 of NLRB FY1996 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY1996, p. 117.

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.