A discussion of the opposing theories underlying the alternatives to intervention by interested employees in grievance arbitrations. The theory espoused by one of the principal proponents, Professor Clyde W. Summers,…
The individual employee’s rights under the collective bargaining agreement: What constitutes fair representation
Lester Asher, Bernard Dunau, Robert H. Kleeb, Leo Kotin, Clyde W. Summers
January 1, 1974 Proceedings Database
A panel presentation of the union’s duty of fair representation. Professor Summers discusses Vaca v. Sipes, traces the origin of the duty of fair representation [“DFR”] in contract negotiations and…
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