Getting It Right and Getting It Done: Evidence and Procedure Rulings
A panel discussion of practical considerations that arbitrators make when ruling on evidentiary or procedural matters.
A panel discussion of practical considerations that arbitrators make when ruling on evidentiary or procedural matters.
A fact-based and scenario based discussion of how evidentiary and procedural issues have been expeditiously addressed by arbitrators before, during and after the hearing.
Arbitrator Bickner offers practical suggestions to encourage grievance mediation, including, especially, in complex cases, for which the approach can be especially efficatious.
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A roundtable discussion, based upon hypothetical examples, of off-duty misconduct as cause for discharge. Subjects addressed include representation of the employee by independent counsel –… Read More »Discipline, discharge, external law and procedure -Roundtable discussion
The author poses questions about the direction of the Academy’s future, with special consideration to the process of securing a pool of candidates, training and… Read More »New voices in the Academy: The Academy’s future: By design or by default?