An Analysis of Labor Arbitration Hearing Procedures in the United States
Description:
The problem is to determine whether there exists a common body of procedures being followed by labor/management arbitrators in the United States. The agreement to arbitrate grievance disputes is the quid pro quo for an agreement not to strike. Currently some 95 per cent of all United States labor agreements provide for arbitration as the final step in the grievance procedure. Arbitration has increased at a steady pace over the years. The American Arbitration Association reports a 330 per cent i…
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Date:
August 1980
Creator:
Tyer, Charles William
Partner:
UNT Libraries