Reminiscences
Reminiscences by William P. Murphy, with an introduction by Edgar A. Jones, Jr.
Reminiscences by William P. Murphy, with an introduction by Edgar A. Jones, Jr.
Reminiscences by William P. Murphy, with an introduction by Edgar A. Jones, Jr.
In negotiating their CBA, the parties to a collective bargaining agreement select “their own brand of industrial justice.” The role of the arbitrator is to… Read More »A meditation on labor arbitration and “his own brand of industrial justice”
A compilation and examination of what judges and arbitrators have learned about each other’s respective roles in the decision making process; particularly as the trier… Read More »The decisional thinking of judges and arbitrators as triers of fact
An examination of polygraphy and the usefulness, reliability and admissibility of polygraphy evidence.
An examination of the role of the Supreme Court in criminal cases and cases involved in the disciplining or discharge of government employees. The author… Read More »What price employment? Arbitration, the Constitution, and personal freedom.
An examination of the impact of arbitration on the formulation and administration of national labor policy. The interplay between labor arbitration and state and federal… Read More »The role of arbitration in state and national labor policy
A report of the Committee on Law and Legislation for 1969, National Academy of Arbitrators
An examination of 1968 litigation involving (1) the rights of employees under Section 301; (2) some general judicial problems arising under Section 301 (including actions… Read More »Arbitration and federal rights under collective agreements in 1968
In 1968, significantly fewer cases involving assertion of rights under collective bargaining agreements were reported than in prior years. The U.S. Supreme Court rendered only… Read More »Arbitration of federal rights under collective agreements in 1968