Arbitrator Dunsford observes that there is no legal impediment to the arbitrator’s retention of jurisdiction with respect to remedies, and such retention, without time limit,… Read More »Should arbitrators retain jurisdiction over awards?On retaining jurisdiction
The parties have a right to expect an arbitrator to answer the question presented, and to resolve that question with a final award when the… Read More »The use and abuse of arbitral power
A discussion of some of the reasons functus officio hinders rather than promotes achievement of the objective of management-labor arbitration and the power of the… Read More »Remedies in arbitration, problems of the finality of awards or functus officio and “all that.”
An analysis of two areas of remedies: compensatory damages and injunctions. A discussion of the author’s view in the absence of a clear-cut answer by… Read More »Arbitrators and the remedy power
A discussion of the basis causes of congested grievance and arbitration dockets: how widespread or relatively infrequent is the congestion; the circumstances under which overloading… Read More »Distressed grievance procedures and their rehabilitation
The author suggests that the parties may often be in a better position than the arbitrator to determine the appropriate remedy, and encourages remand. He… Read More »Remedies in labor arbitration