The author states that drug testing is here to stay; that, when done correctly, it works; and that arbitrators have an obligation to apply the language of the CBA and…
Truth or consequences: Arbitral rulings on discipline for alleged abuse in law enforcement, education, health care and customer service settings.
Ellen J. Alexander, Mei Liang Bickner, Willis J. Goldsmith, H. Victoria Hedian, Ira F. Jaffe, Kathleen Miller, Andrew Strongin
March 16, 2003 Proceedings Database
A panel discussion of three case studies of alleged abuse involving (1) a nursing home, (2) a police shooting, and (3) sexual assault on a student by a teacher.Following the…
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