Title: The quality of adversary presentation in arbitration: A critical view
Anthony T. Oliver, Jr., Eva Robins, Bernard W. Rubenstein, Ralph T. Seward
January 1, 1979 Proceedings Database
A discussion of the quality of advocacy in labor arbitration and the responsibility of advocates to ensure they do not damage continuing labor-management relations. Panelists discuss the importance of a…
An examination of perceived threats to arbitration: increasing formality, judicial intervention, invocation of external law, grievant’s use of personal counsel, inexperience advocates, non-final arbitration, DFR charges, paucity of qualified arbitrators,…
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