A description of the AAA’s policy and practice in the submission of arbitrators’ names to the parties; of complaints the AAA has received from the parties and from arbitrators; and…
Certification and training of labor arbitrators: Should arbitrators be certified? Dead horse rides again
Christopher A. Barreca, Robert Coulson, Dee W. Gilliam, Marcia L. Greenbaum
January 1, 1977 Proceedings Database
The author concludes that certification for labor arbitrators would not be in the public interest, and that the “need has not been established.” Instead, the value of training programs, internships,…
Reports from the appointing agencies, including caseload statistics, time and costs; litigation; training and other services offered; and trends
A discussion of the AAA National Labor-Management Arbitration and Mediation Task force, the AAA Case Management Action Plan or “C-MAP” (including changes to streamline case administration); AAA election and education…
A description of the changes taking place at the AAA, and request for cooperation in the development of statistical case data.
American Arbitration Association California Employment Dispute Resolution Rules, effective June 1, 1955
Arb. Nicolau contends that the arbitration process can be simplified to achieve cost-savings, time-savings and dispute resolution. The best way to simplify arbitration is to avoid it. Arb. Nicolau suggests…
A discussion of the need for standards of advocacy conduct and the absence of a means to enforce the manner and form of advocates’ case presentation. Policing by the NAA…
A discussion of the dilemma between requesting – prehearing and post hearing – permission to publish decisions….
A comparison of 1213 published and unpublished arbitration decisions involving discharge. Variables analyzed include appointment source, private or public sector, occupation, length of service, and sex of the grievant, post…