Distinguished Speaker: Enduring Values and Persistent Problems: American Labor Law Today
NLRB Chairman Liebman describes the increasingly intense polemic environment in which the NLRB has recently functioned.
NLRB Chairman Liebman describes the increasingly intense polemic environment in which the NLRB has recently functioned.
The author posits that the typical election campaign involves the employer’s conduct of an adversarial campaign, during which it has unlimited access to the electorate… Read More »Employer neutrality and card checks 1. Address
An examination of the history and current status of NLRB deferral (of unfair labor practice charges) to arbitration of disputes arising under a collective bargaining… Read More »NLRB deferral to arbitration:still alive and kicking
NLRB Chairman Gould describes the efforts of the NLRB to develop new mechanisms for 1) processing appropriate bargaining unit disputes, 2) mediating ULPs, 3) resolving… Read More »Distinguished speaker: This generation’s reconciliation
A critical appraisal of the handling of representational issues under the NLRA and its negative impact on private sector union membership. The alternative of increased… Read More »The National Labor Relations Act: 1935-1985 (I: Milestone or millstone: The Wagner Act at fifty)
An analysis of the influence of the interaction of courts and the NLRB in enforcing or deferring to arbitrators’ decision making and opinion writing. Awareness… Read More »Contract Interpretation; Part III: How the courts and the NLRB view arbitrators’ awards
A review of key NLRB deferral decisions and related court decisions that have resulted in the expectation that arbitrators will apply the law. An increase… Read More »Recent law and arbitration: 3. NRLB deferral to the arbitration process: the arbitrator’s awesome responsibility
The author maintains that, under Collyer, deferral has been distorted to mean a national policy in favor of arbitrating all disputes involving contract terms, making… Read More »Courts, arbitrators, and the NLR: The nature of the deferral beast
Arbitrators, judges, and lawyers consider questions of law commonly considered by federal appellate courts reviewing NLRB decisions and the kinds of questions of law ordinarily… Read More »Decisional thinking: West Coast panel report:V. Interaction of NLRB, judicial, and arbitration proceedings
The Committee presents 16 cases from the courts and the Labor Board that it considers significant for the developmentof the law of labor arbitration.