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Formal Actions Taken in Unfair Labor Practice Cases, Fiscal Year 2000

printed as Table 3A · source page 134 · nlrb2000_p0134_t0

Types of formal actions takenCases in which formal actions takenFormal actions taken by type of case
Types of formal actions takenCases in which formal actions takenTotal formal actions takenCACBCCCDCECGCPCA combined with CBC combined with representation casesOther C combinations
Types of formal actions takenCases in which formal actions takenTotal formal actions takenCACBCCJurisdictional disputesUnfair labor practicesCECGCPCA combined with CBC combined with representation casesOther C combinations
10(k) notices of hearings issued353333
Complaints issued3,7612,5562,288175323101014267
Compliance specification issued1887976200000100
Hearings completed, total793400351232001013154
Initial ULP hearings700369320232001013154
Backpay hearings8770000000000
Other hearings8524240000000000
Decisions by administrative law judges, total981398345234003017123
Initial ULP decisions775342294204002016123
Backpay decisions11550000000000
Supplemental decisions19551463000100100
Decisions and orders by the Board, total12286075183331100027312
Upon consent of parties:
Initial decisions2414110100001001
Supplemental decisions22980000000010
Adopting administrative law judges' decisions (no exceptions filed):
Initial ULP decisions189106918100000240
Backpay decisions1110000000000
Supplemental decisions9523000000000
Contested:
Initial ULP decisions9124283672001100012261
Decisions based on stipulated record7761000000000
Supplemental ULP decisions3116111100000300
Backpay decisions3321210000000000

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127 of 130 figures sit in a row or column sum that works out.

Reader’s notes

p. 134. Fourteen columns: stub, "Cases in which formal actions taken", then twelve columns under the spanner "Formal actions taken by type of case" (Total formal actions taken; CA; CB; CC; CD split into Jurisdictional disputes and Unfair labor practices; CE; CG; CP; CA combined with CB; C combined with representation cases; Other C combinations). Dash cells: a number of cells are printed as a short double-hyphen rule ("--") rather than a digit, and these are transcribed as "" per the empty-cell rule. They occur in the first three body rows only: "10(k) notices of hearings issued" has "--" in every column except "Cases in which formal actions taken" (35), "Total formal actions taken" (33) and "Jurisdictional disputes" (33); "Complaints issued" and "Compliance specification issued" each have "--" in the "Jurisdictional disputes" column. Everywhere else in the body a printed 0 is transcribed as 0, so the "--"/0 distinction is lost for those cells. "Decisions and orders by the Board, total" is printed as "1228" with no digit-grouping comma, unlike "3,761" and "2,556" elsewhere; transcribed as printed. In the "Decisions and orders by the Board" block the CD figure 11 sits under "Jurisdictional disputes" (for the total row and for the Contested "Initial ULP decisions" row); checked against the column rules. The row label "Adopting administrative law judges' decisions (no exceptions filed):" wraps onto two printed lines and has a wide inter-word space before "exceptions"; joined as one label with single spacing. Row-group structure: the three indent levels (total rows, their components, and the sub-items under "Upon consent of parties:", "Adopting administrative law judges' decisions (no exceptions filed):" and "Contested:") are not preserved in the grid, since indentation is not part of the cell text. The crop shows no closing rule at the foot of the table — the last body row ("Backpay decisions", 33) is followed directly by the footnote line — so the table may continue onto the next page.

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Source page 134 of NLRB FY2000 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY2000, p. 134.

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.