A review of the arbitration process from the perspective of twenty-five years. The author submits that the greatest accomplishment in that time has been the… Read More »Twenty-five years of labor arbitration – and the future1. Arbitration then and now
Forecasting the state of labor arbitration in 1980, Morris predicts significant growth of arbitration in the public sector, movement away from expedited arbitration, and disaffection… Read More »Twenty-five years of labor arbitration – and the future3. Arbitration in the future
An open discussion of nascent expedited arbitration programs in the steel industry, describing hearing procedures and cost-control mechanisms.
The Report of the Committee on the Development of New Arbitrator for 1971-1972 focuses on programs developed at several venues to provide training, experience and… Read More »Activities directed at advancing the acceptability of new arbitrators
The author discusses the availability and utilization of arbitrators in the country and how busy arbitrators are region by region. He concludes that, except for… Read More »Survey on availability and utilization of arbitrators in 1972
The growing reliance on some form of third-party intervention – mediation, fact-finding or arbitration – as an alternative to the strike weapon in public employment… Read More »The presidential address: the academy and the expanding role of neutrals
The Committee states an urgent need for training of arbitrators in the unfamiliar aspects of public sector grievance and interest arbitration. The public sector might… Read More »Annual report of special committee on disputes settlement in public employment, National Academy of Arbitrators, 1969-1970
A report, from the Committee On The Training Of New Arbitrators, of the Academy’s efforts to identify, encourage and train new arbitrators.
The Committee focuses on the shortage of qualified, experienced and acceptable new arbitrators, and remedial proposals.