The author advocates the “reasonable accommodation” standard for speech in the workplace: i.e., that speech should be limited only on a strong showing that it… Read More »“Free speech” rights in the workplace: How should arbitrators draw the lines. Union perspective
An examination of the law governing subcontracting (where the CBA is silent) in Canada and the United States is given. This is followed by an… Read More »Subcontracting in the 1990s
Professor Murphy introduces Professor Feller, and then Professor Feller describes the events in his career that led to his appearance before the Supreme Court in… Read More »How the Trilogy was made.
An examination of the relationship between arbitration and the NLRB. Includes discussion of Board deferral to arbitration in unfair labor practice and representation cases, both… Read More »The arbitrator and the NLRB: Arbitration and the NLRB – a second look
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
Edited transcript of one of four concurrent workshops on papers presented at pages 47 and 67
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 only significant statutory developments involving labor arbitration that came to the Committee’s attention were those in NewYork. They are discussed in Section I of… Read More »Report of the Committee on Law and Legislation: January 1963