The use of fact-finding in public employee disputes settlement. The employer view
January 1, 1969
The author discusses fact finding in the State of Michigan and contends that some Michigan fact finders lack experience; that some do not weigh all relevant factors; that some substitute their discretion and judgment for that of the public officials involved; that some make gratuitous statements which can lead to further disputes; and that some add to the last official positions of the parties.