Industrial Distribution of Cases Received, Fiscal Year 2000

p. 140. The crop shows only the top portion of Table 5; the body is cut off after "Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing" (a horizontal rule is just beginning below it), so the remaining industry rows and the footnote texts for markers 1 (caption) and 2 (stub heading "Industrial Group") are not on this image; `footnotes` is therefore empty. The table has 17 columns: stub, "All cases", eight under "Unfair labor practice cases" (All C cases, CA, CB, CC, CD, CE, CG, CP), four under "Representation cases" (All R cases, RC, RM, RD), and three single columns whose spanner headings sit above the letter codes UD, AC and UC. Typesetting inconsistency, transcribed as printed: in the "All C cases" column the four-digit figures are printed without a thousands comma ("2288", "3361", "1322"), while the same magnitudes carry commas elsewhere in the row ("2,740", "3,980", "1,566", "1,631", "2,249", "1,002"). Rows "Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting", "Mining", "Construction" and "31-Manufacturing" are indented subtotal lines set off by rules; "Utilities" is a single-line section set off by rules on both sides. Indentation is not preserved in the stub text. All row and column sums checked internally are consistent as printed.

p. 141. 17 columns: stub, "All cases", eight unfair-labor-practice columns (All C cases, CA, CB, CC, CD, CE, CG, CP), four representation columns (All R cases, RC, RM, RD), and UD, AC, UC. The last three headings ("Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases", "Unit clarification cases") are tall boxes spanning the top two heading levels, with UD/AC/UC printed in the third level; they are repeated accordingly. This is a continuation page: no footnote text is printed on the crop, although footnote marker 1 appears in the caption and marker 2 on the stub heading "Industrial Group". The table is cut off after "Air Transportation", which is the first row of a new section continuing on the following page. Structure of the crop: the opening row "32-Manufacturing" is a subtotal line whose detail rows appear on the previous page; the eight detail rows that follow it sum to the "33-Manufacturing" subtotal printed beneath them (same pattern for "Wholesale Trade", "44-Retail Trade" and "45-Retail Trade", whose subtotals follow their detail rows). The horizontal rules in the image confirm this grouping. Digit grouping is inconsistent in the source and is transcribed as printed: e.g. "1928", "4267", "1313" and "1189" are printed without a thousands comma while "2,275", "1,560", "4,966", "3,198", "1,029", "1,469", "1,034" and "1,528" carry one. Every row's printed components add to its printed totals (C columns to "All C cases", R columns to "All R cases", and those plus UD/AC/UC to "All cases"), and each detail block sums to its subtotal, so no misprints are suspected.

p. 142. This is a continuation page: no footnotes are printed below the table on this crop, and the table is cut off at the bottom (the body continues on the next page after "Owners and Lessors of Other Non-Financial Assets"). The crop also begins in mid-section. The first subtotal row, "48-Transportation" (2,704 all cases), is larger than the sum of the seven detail rows shown above it (which sum to 2,630 all cases); the missing detail lines (e.g. air transportation) are printed on the preceding page. All other subtotals on this page do reconcile with the detail rows shown. Two different subtotal rows are both read as "48-Transportation": the one after "Support Activities for Transportation" and the one after "Warehousing and Storage Facilities". Given the NAICS grouping (sector 49 covers postal service, couriers and warehousing), the second one is very likely a misprint, or a label I have misread, for "49-Transportation"; the leading digit is not fully crisp at this resolution. Both are transcribed exactly as they appear. Digit-grouping commas are inconsistent in the original and are reproduced as printed: e.g. "1,339" vs "1096" in the same row, "2,704" vs "2170", "1,685" vs "1475". Columns 14-16 (UD, AC, UC) carry a two-level heading: a tall spanning label ("Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases", "Unit clarification cases") over a short code row (UD, AC, UC); the tall labels are repeated in the first two heading levels, and the headings for the other columns are repeated down into the third level.

p. 143. Crop/continuation: this page continues Table 5 from the preceding page (caption reads "—Continued"), so the body starts mid-list of industry groups. The crop ends immediately after "Justice, Public Order, and Safety"; the table clearly continues onto further rows (and any footnote block, including the texts for markers 1 and 2, falls below the crop). No footnotes are printed on this image. Header structure: 17 printed columns. The spanner "Unfair labor practice cases" covers All C cases through CP; "Representation cases" covers All R cases through RD. The three right-hand headings ("Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases", "Unit clarification cases") are printed over a ruled sub-cell holding the code UD, AC and UC respectively, which is why those codes occupy the second heading level. The stub heading "Industrial Group" carries a raised 2 and spans both heading levels; "All cases" also spans both levels. Thousands separators are inconsistent in the original: several four-digit values in the "All C cases" column are printed without a comma (1216, 1538, 1264, 1233, 3074) while neighbouring four-digit values elsewhere carry one (1,207; 1,051; 1,055; 2,602; and the "All cases" column throughout). These are transcribed exactly as printed and are not a reading error. Arithmetic cross-checks: every row's components sum correctly to its "All C cases", "All R cases" and "All cases" entries, and the four group-subtotal rows (Administrative and Support, Waste Management and Remediation Services; Health Care and Social Assistance; Arts, Entertainment and Recreation; Accommodation and Foodservices; Other Services (except Public Administration)) sum correctly down every column. No suspected misprints. Row labels: "Administrative and Support, Waste Management and Remediation Services" and "Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, and Professional and Similar Organizations" each wrap onto two justified lines in the original and are joined here; likewise "Performing Arts, Spectator Sports and Related Industries" and "Executive, Legislative, Public Finance and General Government". Indentation distinguishes subtotal lines from component lines in the original but is not preserved in the stub text.

p. 144. This is a continuation page: the table body begins mid-list of industrial groups, so earlier rows appear on preceding pages. 17 columns total (stub plus 16 numeric). The three header levels are: a spanner row ("Unfair labor practice cases" over All C/CA/CB/CC/CD/CE/CG/CP; "Representation cases" over All R/RC/RM/RD; and the tall single headings "Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases", "Unit clarification cases"), then the case-type abbreviations, then the UD/AC/UC line printed under a rule only in the last three columns; "Industrial Group^2" and "All cases" are tall headings spanning all three levels and are repeated accordingly. In the "Total, all industrial groups" row the All R cases cell is printed as "5628" with no digit-grouping comma, unlike every other four-plus-digit figure in the table (34,975; 28,958; 21,937; 6,101; 4,545); transcribed as printed. Footnote marker 2 on the stub heading "Industrial Group" has no corresponding footnote text visible — only footnote 1 is printed within the crop, and the bottom of the page (where footnote 2 would appear) is cut off. The last two body rows ("Public Administration", "Unclassified Establishments") are indented and set off by horizontal rules as summary lines; their labels are transcribed without the indentation. All row and column sums are internally consistent as printed.