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Name:	National Labour Relations Board (29 CFR - Subtitle B, Chapter I, § 100-199).
Country:	United States of America
Subject(s):	Freedom of association, collective bargaining and industrial relations
Type of legislation:	Regulation, Decree, Ordinance
Adopted on:	1934
Entry into force:
ISN:	USA-1934-R-96839
Link:	https://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_isn=96839&p_lang=en
Bibliography:	29 CFR § 100-199 Government Printing Office, United States (consulted on 2014-09-18)
Abstract/Citation:	Contains provisions concerning administrative regulations, statements of procedures and other rules and regulations concerning the board.
Amending text(s):	1996-02-16 (USA-1996-R-43342)Modifications to Role of National Labor Relations Board's Administrative Law Judges Including: Assignment of Administrative Law Judges as Settlement Judges; Discretion of Administrative Law Judges to Dispense with Briefs, to Hear Oral Argument in Lieu of Briefs, and to Issue Bench Decisions Rule (29 CFR Part 102). 1992-01-29 (USA-1992-R-27701)National Labour Relations Board Procedural Rules (29 CFR Part 102) 1989-09-14 (USA-1989-R-8528)Procedural Rules (29 CFR Part 102) 1987-06-23 (USA-1987-R-3876)Time Periods for Responding to Board Action; Revision of Statements of Procedure Rule (29 CFR Part 101) 1970-12-08 (USA-1970-R-18610)Procedure under Section 10(a) to (i) of the National Labor Relations Act Rule (29 CFR Part 102)