The author recommends the voluntary arbitration of disputes over new contract terms, but only after collective bargaining and mediation have failed, as a preferable alternative to strikes or government imposed…

The author states that tripartite interest arbitration in the public sector is not functioning as well as it might. He describes the problems and their causes.

The panelists discuss just cause in the railroad industry.

The effects of various factors — market forces — the merger of hospitals — technological advances — on the employment of health care personnel – especially nurses – is discussed….

An examination of the problems that arise in arbitration, and recommendations regarding ad hoc tripartite arbitration panels, the advocate as witness, and rules of evidence in arbitration hearings, including the…

A report on a mid-1983 survey of Academy members on the extent and pattern of use of tripartite panels in grievance and interest disputes, and the use of executive sessions,…

A review and endorsement of the use of tripartite panels, and endorsement other the application of final offer principles in various settings, including discharge cases.

Having heard panel members take exception to some of his considered opinions about the occasional shortcomings of tripartite arbitration panels, Arnold Zack responds: “I have sat here patiently through these…

The author describes himself as an enthusiastic proponent of tripartite grievance arbitration. From his perspective, when tripartite grievance arbitration has failed to work properly, the fault has generally lain with…

Attorney Gromfine describes his experience with the use of tripartite arbitration panels by the Amalgamated Transit Union, which he represents. He describes that tripartite panels have been the preferred system…