Industrial Distribution of Cases Received, Fiscal Year 2005

p. 117. The table is cut off at the bottom of the crop: it continues past "Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing" on the next page (no subtotal row for the 32-/33-Manufacturing groups is shown, and the industry list plainly continues). A second footnote marker (a superscript "2", presumably keyed to the stub heading "Industrial Group^2") is just visible at the very bottom edge below footnote 1, but its text is cut off by the crop, so it is not included in `footnotes`. Digit-grouping commas are printed inconsistently and have been transcribed exactly as they appear: in the "All C cases" and "All R cases" columns the four-digit figures are set without a comma (1907, 2519, 1157, 1442, 1032), while the adjacent "All cases", "CA" and "RC" columns do use commas (3,069 / 3,970 / 1,190; 1,375 / 1,717; 1,101 / 1,380). This is a typesetting quirk of the source, not a reading error. Row labels for the group subtotals (Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting; Mining; Construction; 31-Manufacturing) and for Utilities are printed indented relative to the detail lines and are set off by heavier rules; the indentation is not reproduced in the cell text. "31-Manufacturing" is printed exactly so, with the leading NAICS sector number. All printed row totals are internally consistent (each "All C cases" equals the sum of CA..CP, each "All R cases" equals RC+RM+RD, and "All cases" equals All C + All R + UD + AC + UC), so no suspected misprints among the values. No cells were illegible.

p. 118. 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 last three column heads are tall single headings spanning the first two heading levels, with their code letters (UD, AC, UC) on the third level; the other heads span the second and third levels, so they are repeated as instructed. This is a continuation page. The "32-Manufacturing" subtotal line covers industry rows that begin on the preceding page, so it is much larger than the sum of the three rows printed above it here; that is expected, not a misprint. The "33-Manufacturing" and "Wholesale Trade" subtotals do sum exactly to the detail rows printed above them on this page, and every individual row's components add to its All C cases, All R cases and All cases figures, which I checked for all 24 rows. Typographic note: in the two subtotal rows the "All C cases" figures are printed without a digit-grouping comma (1259 and 3048) while the neighbouring four-digit figures in the same rows carry commas (1,486; 1,004; 3,404; 2,156). The same happens in the "Transportation Equipment Manufacturing" row (1176 in All C cases beside 1,267 in All cases). Transcribed exactly as printed. The table continues past the bottom of the crop (the last printed row here is "Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores"; the retail-trade group subtotal falls on the following page). No cells were illegible.

p. 119. The table has 17 printed columns (stub + All cases + 8 unfair-labor-practice columns + 4 representation columns + UD + AC + UC). Arithmetic check: every row cross-foots (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 each indented industry-group subtotal row (45-Retail Trade, 48-Transportation, 49-Transportation, Information) equals the sum of the detail rows printed above it. No misprinted totals were found. Typesetting inconsistency, transcribed as printed: four four-digit figures in the "All C cases" column lack the digit-grouping comma — "1734" (48-Transportation), "2263" (Postal Service), "2910" (49-Transportation) and "1128" (Information) — while the neighbouring "All cases" and "CA" figures in the same rows do carry commas. The final row label reads simply "Information", with no numeric industry-group prefix, unlike the other subtotal rows on this page (44-, 45-, 48-, 49-). Its indentation is slightly deeper than theirs, consistent with an absent prefix, but a faint "51-" cannot be fully ruled out at this resolution. The crop is cut at the bottom edge: footnote 1 is clipped through its last line (text is legible as transcribed, though the terminal period sits at the cut). Footnote 2, referenced by the "Industrial Group^2" stub heading, falls below the crop and is not visible. The first row, "44-Retail Trade", is itself a group subtotal whose component detail lines were printed on the preceding page (this is a "—Continued" page); the caption line has been omitted per instructions.

p. 120. 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. Only the last three columns carry a third heading level (the code letters); the other headings span the full header depth and are repeated in each level. This is a continuation page ("—Continued" in the caption) and the body continues past the bottom of the crop: the last transcribed row, "Performing Arts, Spectator Sports and Related Industries", sits directly above the footnote area, and the crop ends mid-line of the footnote. Typesetting inconsistency, transcribed as printed: in the "All C cases" column the four-digit values are set without a thousands comma (1639, 2005, 1186, 1125, 2861) although the neighbouring "All cases" and "CA" columns use commas (1,941 / 1,183 etc.). No commas were added or removed. The stub heading carries footnote marker 2 ("Industrial Group^2"), but the text of footnote 2 is not visible on this crop — only footnote 1 is printed here, and its line is clipped at the bottom edge though still legible. Rows with indented labels (Finance and Insurance; Real Estate and Rental and Leasing; Administrative and Support, Waste Management and Remediation Services; Health Care and Social Assistance; and the indented single-line sector rows) are subtotal/sector lines in the original; indentation is not reproduced in the label text. Every row's components sum correctly to its All C cases and All cases figures, so no misprints are suspected.

p. 121. 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), then UD, AC and UC. The three right-hand headings ("Union deauthorization cases", "Amendment of certification cases", "Unit clarification cases") are tall headings spanning the top two heading levels, with the code (UD/AC/UC) printed on the third level; the stub heading and "All cases" span all three levels. Digit-grouping commas are inconsistent in the original: "1212" (Accommodation and Foodservices, All C cases), "24718" (Total, All C cases) and "4878" (Total, All R cases) are printed without a comma while neighbouring four- and five-digit figures ("1,314", "29,852", "18,299", "5,811", "4,012") have one. Transcribed as printed. Footnote 1 belongs to the caption ("Fiscal Year 2005^1"); footnote marker 2 on the stub heading "Industrial Group" has no corresponding footnote text on this crop (it is printed on the first page of the table, of which this is a continuation). The footnote line at the very bottom is slightly clipped by the crop at the baseline but is legible. All internal arithmetic checks pass: each section subtotal equals the sum of its member rows, each row's C+R+UD+AC+UC equals "All cases", and the grand-total row is consistent with its components (e.g. 18,299+5,811+360+104+41+32+71 = 24,718; 24,718+4,878+104+8+144 = 29,852). No misprints detected in the values. "Arts, Entertainment and Recreation" (549) exceeds the sum of the two rows above it because earlier members of that group appear on the preceding page.