Discussion of the historical status of labor arbitration; evolution of the jurisdiction of arbitrators, the NLRB, and courts to interpret labor agreements; Supreme Court decisions… Read More »The arbitrator and the NLRB: The arbitrator, the NLRB, and the courts
Discussion of procedural questions in arbitration regarding pre-hearing statements or briefs, pre-hearing conferences, and discovery. Emphasizes the needs to avoid undue formalism and legalisms and… Read More »Prehearing arbitration problems: A panel discussion: Applicability of pretrial procedures to arbitration
Review of recent court decisions affecting collective bargaining agreements. Major subdivisions of report include statute of limitations; actions cognizable under Section 301 of the LMRA;… Read More »Arbitration and federal rights under collective agreements: Report of the Committee on Law and Legislation for 1966
A discussion of recent judicial decisions affecting labor arbitration and collective bargaining agreements. Key areas: Procedural arbitrability; obligations of successor employers; substantive arbitrability; suits to… Read More »Arbitration and rights under collective agreements: Report of the Committee on Law and Legislation for 1965
Report of the Committee on Law and Legislation – 1965
Report of the Committee on Law and Legislation
An analysis of two areas of remedies: compensatory damages and injunctions. A discussion of the author’s view in the absence of a clear-cut answer by… Read More »Arbitrators and the remedy power
A review of 15 years under Section 301 of the Taft-Hartley Act. The review examines: the extent and character of the litigation initiated under Section… Read More »Section 301 – problems and prospects
The author asserts that arbitrators pay heed to safeguards that have attended centuries of judicial decision making; that they should value precedent to the extent… Read More »Current criticisms of labor arbitration
Arbitrator Aaron opines that the immediate effects of Lincoln Mills may be disruptive of industrial relations, because most judges are both poorly informed on the… Read More »On first look into the Lincoln Mills decision