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Time Elapsed for Major Case Processing Stages Completed, Fiscal Year 2005; and Age of Cases Pending Decision, September 30, 2005

printed as Table 23 · source page 171 · nlrb2005_p0171_t0

StageMedian days
I. Unfair labor practice cases:
A. Major stages completed -
1. Filing of charge to issuance of complaint95
2. Complaint to close of hearing106
3. Close of hearing to administrative law judge's decision74
4. Receipt of briefs or submissions to issuance of administrative law judge's decision26
5. Administrative law judge's decision to issuance of Board decision450
6. Originating document to Board decision212
7. Assignment to Board decision166
8. Filing of charge to issuance of Board decision659
B. Age of cases pending administrative law judge's decision, September 30, 2005
1. From filing of charge348
2. From close of hearing63
C. Age of cases pending Board decision, September 30, 2005
1. From filing of charge1232
2. From originating document674
3. From assignment609
II. Representation cases:
A. Major stages completed -
1. Filing of petition to notice of hearing issued1
2. Notice of hearing to close of hearing15
3. Close of hearing to Regional Director's decision issued21
4. Close of pre-election hearing to Board's decision issued405
5. Close of post-election hearing to Board's decision issued153
6. Filing of petition to-
a. Board decision issued286
b. Regional Director's decision issued40
7. Originating document to Board decision101
8. Assignment to Board's decision86
B. Age of cases pending Board decision, September 30, 2005
1. From filing of petition802
2. From originating document486
3. From assignment574
C. Age of cases pending Regional Director's decision, September 30, 2005113

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Reader’s notes

p. 171. Two printed columns: the stub ("Stage") and one value column ("Median days", a two-line heading joined into one). The Roman numerals I. and II. sit in a hanging indent at the far left of the stub, with no column rule separating them from the text, so they are kept as part of their row labels; the lettered (A., B., C.) and numbered sub-levels are likewise kept in the label with their printed indentation collapsed. Section/heading lines with no value (e.g. "I. Unfair labor practice cases:", "A. Major stages completed -", "6. Filing of petition to-") carry an empty value cell. Row I.C.1 is printed as 1232 with no digit-grouping comma; transcribed as printed. Apostrophes are rendered as plain "'" throughout (the scan mixes curly and straight forms). No footnotes are printed under the table, and the bottom rule is visible, so nothing appears cut off by the crop. All values are legible.

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Source page 171 of NLRB FY2005 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY2005, p. 171.

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.