Report of the Committee on Labor Arbitration to the Section of Labor Relations Law of the American Bar Association
The Committee focuses on the shortage of qualified, experienced and acceptable new arbitrators, and remedial proposals.
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Making Arbitration work: A colloquium
George W. Taylor examines the dynamic forces affecting the purposes served by arbitration.Irving Bluestone notes that expense or arbitration can be problematic, especially for small… Read More »Making Arbitration work: A colloquium
Problem areas in arbitration
“Nothing could be more disastrous than to view a labor contract as a lifeless document unrelated to the struggle of [the people who negotiated it].”… Read More »Problem areas in arbitration
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
The next decade
The author reviews the accomplishments of the Academy over its first ten years and urges the organization to make further contributions to the parties and… Read More »The next decade
Interim report of the Subcommittee on Education and Training
A report of the training efforts of the National Academy and other organizations, and recommendations.
Appendix D: Report and recommendations of the research and education committee
Report and recommendations of the research and education committee
Report of the Committee on Research and Education: Education and training of arbitrators
The Committee’s 1950 eponymous report.
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