Code of Federal Regulations > Title 29 > Chapter I > Part 102 > Subpart D - Subpart D—Procedure Under Section 9(c) of the Act for the Determination of Questions Concerning Representation of Employees 2 and for Clarification of Bargaining Units and for Amendment of Certifications Under Section 9(b) of the Act

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Regulations most recently checked for updates: Aug 27, 2025

§ 102.60 - Petitions.

§ 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.

§ 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.

§ 102.64 - Conduct of hearing.

§ 102.65 - Motions; intervention; appeals of Hearing Officer's rulings.

§ 102.66 - Introduction of evidence: rights of parties at hearing; preclusion; subpoenas; oral argument and briefs.

§ 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.

§ 102.68 - Record in pre-election proceeding; what constitutes; transmission to Board.

§ 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.

§ 102.70 - Runoff election.

§ 102.71 - Dismissal of petition; refusal to proceed with petition; requests for review by the Board of action of the Regional Director.

§ 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.