Subpart D - PROCEDURE UNDER SECTION 9(C) OF THE ACT FOR THE DETERMINATION OF QUESTIONS CONCERNING REPRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEES AND FOR CLARIFICATION OF BARGAINING UNITS AND FOR AMENDMENT OF CERTIFICATIONS UNDER SECTION 9(B) OF THE ACT
- Section 102.60 - Petitions
- Section 102.61 - Contents of petition for certification; contents of petition for decertification; contents of petition for clarification of bargaining unit; contents of petition for amendment of certification
- Section 102.62 - Election agreements; voter list; Notice of Election
- Section 102.63 - Investigation of petition by Regional Director; Notice of Hearing; service of notice; Notice of Petition for Election; Statement of Position; withdrawal of Notice of Hearing
- Section 102.64 - Conduct of hearing
- Section 102.65 - Motions; intervention; appeals of Hearing Officer's rulings
- Section 102.66 - Introduction of evidence: rights of parties at hearing; preclusion; subpoenas; oral argument and briefs
- Section 102.67 - Proceedings before the Regional Director; further hearing; action by the Regional Director; appeals from actions of the Regional Director; statement in opposition; requests for extraordinary relief; Notice of Election; voter list
- Section 102.68 - Record in pre-election proceeding; what constitutes; transmission to Board
- Section 102.69 - Election procedure; tally of ballots; objections; certification by the Regional Director; hearings; Hearing Officer reports on objections and challenges; exceptions to Hearing Officer reports; Regional Director decisions on objections and challenges
- Section 102.70 - Runoff election
- Section 102.71 - Dismissal of petition; refusal to proceed with petition; requests for review by the Board of action of the Regional Director
- Section 102.72 - Filing petition with general counsel: investigation upon motion of general counsel; transfer of petition and proceeding from region to general counsel or to another region; consolidation of proceedings in same region; severance; procedure before general counsel in cases over which the general counsel has assumed jurisdiction