Observations on the Canadian experience and its focus on respecting the parties expectations and interest in stability and predictability, viewed as distinctive from the United… Read More »Arbitration — as the parties see it:3. A Canadian advocate’s view
A review of elements of expedited arbitration systems in Canada that have been successful in compressing hearings and in ensuring the rendering of prompt awards.… Read More »Expedited Arbitration:1. A Canadian “Expediter’s” view
Interest arbitration in Canada is sufficiently similar to that in the U.S. so as not to warrant lengthy description. The author instead describes and comments… Read More »Outer limits of interest arbitration: Australian, Canadian and United States2. The Canadian experience
Significant developments for 1980 – including statutory, judicial, and related activity – in public employment disputes settlement at federal, state, and local levels in the… Read More »Significant developments in public employment disputes settlement during 1980
Unlike the United States, in Canada, arbitration of disputes under a collective bargaining agreement is not voluntary but, rather, is required by law. Concomitantly, strikes… Read More »The presidential address: Shadows over arbitration
The author reviews the background and status of collective bargaining for Canadian “public-service” employees — government employees or those in the private sector providing essential… Read More »The cuckoo’s egg in the mare’s nest — arbitration of interest dispute in public-service collective bargaining: problems of principle, policy, and process
The author describes the Academy as a progenitor of arbitration as a profession. He asserts, however, that “both the arbitration process and the National Academy… Read More »Arbitration: Process or profession?
The Academy’s Committee on Public Employment Disputes Settlement reports statutory developments in various states; developments in federal sector collective bargaining and arbitration; public-service bargaining in… Read More »Significant developments in public employment disputes settlement during 1975
An outline of fact-finding procedures for federal public service employees in Canada. The broad sentiment is that fact-finding tribunals should be eliminated in favor of… Read More »Fact-finding: its values and limitations – Comment
Noting the growth of collective bargaining in the public employment sector in the United States, four Academy members report on the public employee dispute settlement… Read More »Foreign Experience in Public Employee Disputes