How representative are published decisions? Part 1.
An introduction to the debate over an arbitrator’s role in the publication of decisions, in practice and under the code of professional responsibility.
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How representative are published decisions? Part 2.
A comparison of 1213 published and unpublished arbitration decisions involving discharge.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… Read More »How representative are published decisions? Part 2.
How representative are published decisions? Part 3. Proper prepublication procedures: An arbitrator’s comment
A discussion of current administrative agency prepublication procedures. The interest of the parties in maintaining privacy, and the consequences of the manner in which the… Read More »How representative are published decisions? Part 3. Proper prepublication procedures: An arbitrator’s comment
How representative are published decisions? – Comment
A discussion of the dilemma between requesting – prehearing and post hearing – permission to publish decisions.
The publication of arbitration awards
A discussion by publisher representatives and Academy members of the publication of arbitration awards. Representatives of the FMCS, AAA, BNA, and Prentice-Hall participate. (Commerce Clearing… Read More »The publication of arbitration awards
Evaluation of arbitrators: An arbitrator’s point of view
Arbitrator Alexander gives his perceptions on the evaluation of arbitrators by employers and unions. The lack of a generally accepted statement of what is desirable… Read More »Evaluation of arbitrators: An arbitrator’s point of view