The author presents data revealing that current labor arbitration procedures derive not from statutes, court decisions or the common agreement of the parties, but from… Read More »The process of process: The historical development of procedure in labor arbitration.
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… Read More »The professional responsibility of the advocates; (Part I)
An appraisal of past efforts to promulgate rules for advocates’ professional responsibility, concluding that the subject is a non-issue and not worthy of future attention.
An endorsement of the promulgation of standards of professional responsibility for the parties and their representatives by the NAA and other organizations. An addendum at… Read More »The professional responsibility of the advocates; Part III: The case for establishment of formal standards
A review of ethical standards and practices from 1947 to 1985. While personal traits of character, integrity, objectivity and honesty were viewed as not having… Read More »Appendix D. Ethics then and now: A comparison of ethical practices