privileged communications

The union-grievant privilege: A well-recognized method for protecting confidential communications and fostering the efficient resolution of disputes

March 16, 2004January 30, 2019

The authors asserts that arbitrators should recognize a right of confidentiality in communications between a union representative and a grievant concerning a pending or potential… Read More »The union-grievant privilege: A well-recognized method for protecting confidential communications and fostering the efficient resolution of disputes

Communications between grievants and their unions: Privileged or not?

January 1, 2004January 30, 2019

The authors opine that there is no legal foundation for deeming communications between a grievant and his/her union representative to be privileged.

Arbitration of medical and health issues:Labor perspective

March 16, 1992January 25, 2019

Removal from duty for psychiatric reasons is examined, including the standards of proof, the psychotherapist-patient privilege, and the role of the arbitrator.