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Who sits on the Board

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The Board itself is 5 seats in Washington. They decide cases. They do not investigate them, and they do not decide which charges become complaints.

Sitting now: James R. Murphy (Chairman), David M. Prouty, Scott A. Mayer, James R. Macy. 1 seat is empty.

Read from the Board's own page on 19 September 2026.

A seat does not run five years from the day its holder arrives. Each of the five has its own fixed expiry date and a new member serves out what is left of it. The five seats sets out the dates.

The rest of the answer

What the Board is made of the two halves, and who sits now Everyone who has served every member since 1935, and who was President then The General Counsel the half that decides what gets prosecuted Why there were three boards 1933, 1934, and the one that lasted

Where this comes from

The list of sitting members, from the Board's own page, nlrb.gov.
Terms and appointment: National Labor Relations Act, Section 3, codified at 29 U.S.C. § 153.

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