Human Resources Management for Public and Nonprofit Organizations

342 Human Resources Management for Public and Nonprofi t Organizations

Exhibit 12.1. National Labor Relations Board Jurisdictional Standards

in Effect as of July 1990

Nonretail businesses $50,000 total annual revenues

Offi ce buildings $ 100,000 total annual revenues

Retail enterprises $ 500,000 total annual volume of business

Public utilities $ 250,000 total annual volume of business

or $ 50,000 direct or indirect outfl ow or

infl ow

Newspapers $ 200,000 total annual volume of business

Radio, telegraph, television,

and telephone enterprises

$ 100,000 total annual volume of business

Hotels, motels, and residential

apartment houses

$ 500,000 total annual volume of business

Transportation enterprises, links,

and channels of interstate commerce

$ 50,000 total annual income

Transit systems $ 250,000 total annual volume of business

Taxicab companies $ 500,000 total annual volume of business

Private universities and colleges $ 1,000,000 gross annual revenues

Symphony orchestras $ 1,000,000 gross annual revenues

Law fi rms and legal assistance

programs

$ 250,000 gross annual revenues

Employers that provide social

services

$ 250,000 gross annual revenues

Privately operated health care

institutions, defi ned as hospitals,

convalescent hospitals, health

maintenance organizations, health

clinics, nursing homes, extended

care facilities, or other institutions

devoted to the care of the sick,

infi rm, or aged

$ 250,000 total annual volume of business