Unions view the arbitration process as an extension of the democratic principles to the industrial world; the agreed-upon substitute for strikes or economic warfare, in a forum that is simpler,…
An amusing essay on ways to gain an advantage in arbitration without seeming to engage in unfair tactics. Modeled on the classic book by Stephen Potter.
Procedural problems in the conduct of arbitration hearings: A discussion
Lewis M. Gill, Ronald W. Haughton, Harry H. Platt, Emanuel Stein, Saul Wallen
January 1, 1964 Proceedings Database
A discussion of the following procedural disputes: Ruling on arbitrability before hearing the merits – ex parte hearings – calling the opposing party’s witnesses first – admissibility of settlement offers…
Procedures under the Railway Labor Act: A panel discussion
Howard G. Gamser, Lewis M. Gill, Ronald W. Haughton, James C. Hill, Eli L. Oliver, Saul Wallen, James R. Wolfe
January 1, 1965 Proceedings Database
A discussion of the emergency board procedures under the Railway Labor Act including the positive and negative aspects of the Act and procedures, crises in the collective bargaining machinery, and…
After brief discussion of the role of the spouse before, during and after the hearing, Gill comments on a miscellany of topics. Considered first is the function and purpose of…
An homage to Joseph S. Murphy, Vice-President of the American Arbitration Association. Anecdotes and background are provided regarding Murphy, who had been playing a leading role in the arbitration profession…
For David P. Miller
Benjamin Aaron, Richard I. Bloch, Lewis M. Gill, Clare B. McDermott, Harry H. Platt, Ralph T. Seward, Rolf Valtin
January 1, 1975 Proceedings Database
Members pay tribute to David P. Miller, who died at the age of 55 on March 22, 1975, while serving as President of the Academy.