Industrial Distribution of Cases Received, Fiscal Year 2001

p. 144. 17 columns: stub plus All cases, eight "Unfair labor practice cases" columns (All C cases, CA, CB, CC, CD, CE, CG, CP), four "Representation cases" columns (All R cases, RC, RM, RD), and UD, AC, UC. The last three columns carry a two-level heading ("Union deauthorization cases" / "Amendment of certification cases" / "Unit clarification cases" above a rule, then UD / AC / UC), so those headings are repeated in the first two header levels and the short codes occupy the third; the other column headings are tall single headings repeated down all three levels. The crop is cut off at the bottom: the table continues past "Chemical Manufacturing" onto the rest of the page, and no footnote texts are visible in this image even though markers are printed (superscript 1 on the caption, superscript 2 on the stub heading "Industrial Group"), so `footnotes` is empty. Typesetting inconsistency, transcribed as printed: in the "All C cases" column the four-digit values are printed without digit-grouping commas in three rows — "2339" (Special Trade Contractors), "3282" (Construction) and "1375" (31-Manufacturing) — while the corresponding "All cases" and "CA" values in those same rows do carry commas (2,853 / 1,667; 3,958 / 2,255; 1,610 / 1,067). Nothing was added or removed. All rows and columns cross-foot correctly (row components sum to the All C / All R / All cases totals, and the five section lines — Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting; Mining; Construction; 31-Manufacturing — equal the sum of the detail rows above them), so no misprint is suspected. The row label "31-Manufacturing" is printed with that leading numeral as part of the label (a NAICS sector number), not as a footnote marker.

p. 145. This is a continuation page of Table 5; no footnote texts are printed under the table on this crop, although footnote markers 1 (caption) and 2 (stub heading "Industrial Group") appear. The crop ends immediately after the last transcribed row ("Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book and Music Stores"), whose cells are fully legible but whose bottom rule is cut; the table continues on the following page. Three header levels were counted: the spanning bands "Unfair labor practice cases" (8 columns) and "Representation cases" (4 columns), the tall headings "Industrial Group^2" and "All cases", and the three tall right-hand headings "Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases" and "Unit clarification cases", which carry the symbols UD, AC and UC on the bottom header level. Typesetting inconsistency transcribed as printed: in the "All C cases" column the subtotal rows print 1727, 4223 and 1036 without a digit-grouping comma, while the adjacent columns in the same rows use commas (1,403; 3,206; 1,003). All row and column arithmetic in the crop is internally consistent, so no misprints in the digits are suspected.

p. 146. This is a continuation page: the table begins on earlier pages and continues past the bottom of this crop (the last transcribed row, "Credit Intermediation and Related Activities", sits at the bottom edge, and no footnote block is printed on this image, so `footnotes` is empty even though markers 1 and 2 appear in the caption and stub heading). Header structure: 17 printed columns. "Industrial Group^2" and "All cases" are tall headings spanning all three heading levels; "Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases" and "Unit clarification cases" span the top two levels with their code abbreviations (UD, AC, UC) on the third; the spanner "Unfair labor practice cases" covers the eight columns All C cases through CP, and "Representation cases" covers All R cases through RD. Subtotal rows are set off by double rules and are indented: "45-Retail Trade", "48-Transportation", "49-Transportation" and "Information". The "Information" subtotal is printed without the NAICS sector number that the other three carry (one would expect "51-Information"); it is transcribed exactly as printed. Likewise, two consecutive sector subtotals are both labelled "Transportation" (48 and 49), as printed. Arithmetic check (not applied to the cells, only used to confirm column placement): every one of the four subtotal rows reconciles exactly, both down the component rows and across the case-type columns into "All cases". No misprints detected. Minor typographic points, not reflected in the cells: the "Couriers and Messengers" row has a gap in its leader dots, and the "Information Services and Data Processing Services" label is justified across two printed lines (joined here into one row label).

p. 147. 17 columns: stub, "All cases", 8 unfair-labor-practice columns, 4 representation columns, and UD/AC/UC. The stub heading carries a raised 2 ("Industrial Group^2"), but no footnote text is printed within this crop, so `footnotes` is empty. The crop is a continuation page: the header band is reprinted at the top, but the body begins mid-way through the "Finance and Insurance" sector. The indented subtotal rows (e.g. "Finance and Insurance" 131) therefore exceed the sum of the detail rows visible here (5 + 49 + 13 = 67); the remaining detail rows are on the preceding page. The table also continues past the bottom of the crop — "Museums, Historical Sites and Similar Institutions" is the last fully printed row, and no sector subtotal for Arts/Entertainment/Recreation appears here. Two cells in the "All C cases" column are printed without a digit-grouping comma, unlike every other four-digit value in the table: Hospitals = 1284 and Nursing and Residential Care Facilities = 1124. Transcribed exactly as printed; this looks like a typesetting inconsistency in the source rather than an OCR artifact (the surrounding "All cases" values 1,570 and 1,482 do carry commas). Verification: every row's component columns sum to its stated totals (All C cases = CA+CB+CC+CD+CE+CG+CP; All R cases = RC+RM+RD; All cases = All C + All R + UD + AC + UC), and the three subtotal rows present in full ("Real Estate and Rental and Leasing", "Administrative and Support, Waste Management and Remediation Services", "Health Care and Social Assistance") equal the column sums of their detail rows. No internal inconsistencies found. Indentation is used in the source to mark hierarchy (indented labels are sector subtotals); indentation has not been preserved in the cell text, per the instruction to keep the label's own wording.

p. 148. 17 columns: stub plus 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 three rightmost headings (Union deauthorization cases, Amendment of certification cases, Unit clarification cases) are tall headings spanning the first two heading levels, with their code letters UD/AC/UC on the third level; the stub heading and "All cases" likewise span all levels. Footnote 1 is clipped by the bottom edge of the crop — only the line "1 See Glossary of terms for definitions" is visible (its final period, if any, and any further footnotes are cut off). The stub heading carries a superscript 2 marker, but footnote 2's text is below the crop and is not transcribed. Row labels printed on two or three lines have been joined: "Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, and Professional and Similar Organizations", "Other Services (except Public Administration)", "Executive, Legislative, Public Finance and General Government", "Administration of Environmental Quality Programs", "Administration of Housing Programs, Urban Planning, and Community Development". Internal arithmetic was checked and is consistent throughout: every row's C columns sum to All C cases, RC+RM+RD sum to All R cases, and All C + All R + UD + AC + UC equal All cases; the subtotal rows (Other Services, Public Administration) and the grand total also agree with their component rows. No misprints detected. All cells were legible.