Arbitrator Brogan examines recent public utility arbitration decisions, the subjects of which include the transfer of work outside the bargaining unit, the reassignment of work to other unit employees, and…
Workplace violence: When is a threat a threat?
W. Daniel Boone, Margaret R. Brogan, John S. Schauer, Kerianne Steele
January 16, 2005 Proceedings Database
A panel discussion of workplace violence and threat, and the discipline appropriate for each. The panelists’ examine a hypothetical case.In a separate paper within the same chapter, Attorney Boone describes…
Salary Arbitration in the NHL: Eligibility, Rules, and Process
Richard I. Bloch, Margaret R. Brogan, Daniel Dumais, Rex R. Gary, Daniel R. Halem, Michel G. Picher, Michael S. Weiner
January 16, 2008 Proceedings Database
An examination of the process of salary negotiation in the NHL, followed by a panel discussion comparing that process to Major League Baseball’s….
Battle of the Expert Witnesses in Labor and Employment Arbitration: Does Expert Testimony Help or Hinder the Process? A Panel Discussion.
Margaret R. Brogan, John A. DiNome, Alan B. Epstein, Howard G. Foster, John E. Sands
January 16, 2010 Proceedings Database
The utility of expert witnesses is explored by NAA members and attorneys for labor and management. Under prevailing state and federal rules, discretion is accorded the arbitrator as to the…
An arbitrator’s perspective of the usefulness of expert witnesses: a better understanding of the evidence vs. complicating an expeditious proceeding….
President Golick states that arbitrators bring their world views, duty of neutrality and adherence to Supreme Court philosophies when writing evidence-based decisions.