Atlanta
Region 10 Atlanta, in Georgia, services:
| Baker | Forsyth | Oglethorpe |
| Baldwin | Franklin | Paulding |
| Banks | Fulton | Peach |
| Barrow | Gilmer | Pickens |
| Bartow | Glascock | Pike |
| Ben Hill | Gordon | Polk |
| Berrien | Greene | Pulaski |
| Bibb | Gwinnett | Putnam |
| Bleckley | Habersham | Quitman |
| Bryan | Hall | Rabun |
| Bulloch | Hancock | Randolph |
| Burke | Haralson | Richmond |
| Butts | Harris | Rockdale |
| Calhoun | Hart | Schley |
| Candler | Heard | Screven |
| Carroll | Henry | Spalding |
| Catoosa | Houston | Stephens |
| Chatham | Irwin | Stewart |
| Chattahoochee | Jackson | Sumter |
| Chattooga | Jasper | Talbot |
| Cherokee | Jefferson | Taliaferro |
| Clarke | Jenkins | Tattnall |
| Clay | Johnson | Taylor |
| Clayton | Jones | Telfair |
| Cobb | Lamar | Terrell |
| Colquitt | Laurens | Tift |
| Columbia | Lee | Toombs |
| Cook | Liberty | Towns |
| Coweta | Lincoln | Treutlen |
| Crawford | Long | Troup |
| Crisp | Lumpkin | Turner |
| Dade | McDuffie | Twiggs |
| Dawson | McIntosh | Union |
| De Kalb | Macon | Upson |
| Dodge | Madison | Walker |
| Dooly | Marion | Walton |
| Dougherty | Meriwether | Warren |
| Douglas | Miller | Washington |
| Early | Mitchell | Webster |
| Effingham | Monroe | Wheeler |
| Elbert | Montgomery | White |
| Emanuel | Morgan | Whitfield |
| Evans | Murray | Wilcox |
| Fannin | Muscogee | Wilkes |
| Fayette | Newton | Wilkinson |
| Floyd | Oconee | Worth Counties |
In Tennessee, services:
| Anderson | Hawkins | Polk |
| Bedford | Henry | Putnam |
| Benton | Hickman | Rhea |
| Bledsoe | Houston | Roane |
| Blount | Humphreys | Robertson |
| Bradley | Jackson | Rutherford |
| Cannon | Jefferson | Scott |
| Carter | Johnson | Sequatchie |
| Cheatham | Knox | Sevier |
| Claiborne | Lawrence | Smith |
| Clay | Lewis | Stewart |
| Cocke | Lincoln | Sullivan |
| Coffee | Loudon | Sumner |
| Cumberland | McMinn | Trousdale |
| Davidson | Macon | Unicoi |
| DeKalb | Marion | Union |
| Dickson | Marshall | Van Buren |
| Fentress | Maury | Warren |
| Franklin | Meigs | Washington Wayne |
| Giles | Monroe | White |
| Grainger | Montgomery | Williamson |
| Greene | Moore | Wilson Counties |
| Grundy | Morgan | |
| Hamblen | Overton | |
| Hamilton | Perry | |
| Hancock | Pickett |
In Alabama, services:
| Autauga | Etowah | Marshall |
| Bibb | Fayette | Morgan |
| Blount | Franklin | Perry |
| Calhoun | Greene | Pickens |
| Chambers | Hale | Randolph |
| Cherokee | Jackson | St. Clair |
| Chilton | Jefferson | Shelby |
| Clay | Lamar | Sumter |
| Cleburne | Lauderdale | Talladega |
| Colbert | Lawrence | Tallapoosa |
| Coosa | Lee | Tuscaloosa |
| Cullman | Limestone | Walker |
| De Kalb | Madison | Winston Counties |
| Elmore | Marion |
In Kentucky, services:
| Adair | Fulton | Metcalfe |
| Allen | Graves | Monroe |
| Ballard | Grayson | Muhlenberg |
| Barren | Green | Ohio |
| Breckinridge | Hancock | Russell |
| Butler | Hart | Simpson |
| Caldwell | Hickman | Todd |
| Calloway | Hopkins | Trigg |
| Carlisle | Livingston | Union |
| Christian | Logan | Warren |
| Clinton | Lyon | Wayne |
| Crittenden | Marshall | Webster Counties |
| Cumberland | McCracken | |
| Edmonson | McLean |
Subregion 11 Winston-Salem services North Carolina and South Carolina.
In Tennessee, services the city of Bristol in Sullivan County.
In Virginia, services:
|
Alleghany |
Dickenson | Pulaski |
| Amherst | Floyd | Roanoke |
| Appomattox | Franklin | Rockbridge |
| Bath | Giles | Russell |
| Bedford | Grayson | Scott |
| Bland | Halifax | Smyth |
| Botetourt | Henry | Tazewell |
| Buchanan | Lee | Washington |
| Campbell | Mecklenburg | Wise |
| Carroll | Montgomery | Wythe Counties |
| Charlotte | Patrick | |
| Craig | Pittsylvania |
*the independently incorporated Virginia cities not part of, but located within or adjacent to, the territory by these Virginia counties
In West Virginia, services:
| Greenbriar | Monroe |
| Mercer | Summers Counties |
Persons may also obtain service at the Resident Office in Birmingham, Alabama.
Established in 1935, the National Labor Relations Board is an independent federal agency that protects employees, employers, and unions from unfair labor practices and protects the right of private sector employees to join together, with or without a union, to improve wages, benefits and working conditions. The NLRB conducts hundreds of workplace elections and investigates thousands of unfair labor practice charges each year. Region 10 serves areas in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia from its Regional Office in Atlanta, its Subregional Office in Winston-Salem, and Resident Offices in Birmingham and Nashville.
Board Finds Partial Plant Unit at Boeing’s South Carolina Facility Not an Appropriate Unit.
Decision Clarifies NLRB’s Traditional Community-of-Interest Standard.
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Labor Relations Board held today that a petitioned-for unit at Boeing’s South Carolina plant that was limited to only two job classifications within an aircraft production line was not an appropriate unit for purposes of conducting a union election. In so doing, the Board applied and clarified the traditional community-of-interest standard. The case is The Boeing Company (10-RC-215878; 368 NLRB No. 67).