Milton Rubin discusses the arbitration of pay for production work standards and work measurement, including time studies and work standards. Alfred Dybeck discusses the arbitration of wage incentive issues in…

Significant developments for 1980 – including statutory, judicial, and related activity – in public employment disputes settlement at federal, state, and local levels in the United States and in Canada….

A review of the development of collective bargaining and arbitration under the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970, between the Post Office Department and its major unions, and the efforts to…

A discussion of the adoption of expedited arbitration as a permanent feature under the agreement between the Postal Service and the APWU. Expedited arbitration is viewed as an effective tool…

Arbitrator Williams provides an overview of the evolution of arbitration in the U.S. Postal Service. He points out the accomplishments of the panels and lists some of the problems stemming…

The author describes the dilemmas posed by potentially dangerous employees, and proposes measures that can be taken to address and remedy the dangers. Recommendations are given for the approach arbitrators…

Clark Kerr discusses his career, including his service on the War Labor Board during World War II, creation of the Industrial Relations Institute of the University of California, service as…

APWU President Burrus discusses the state of labor relations in the Postal Service, and offers recommendations for improvement.

William H. Young, Vice President of the NALC, discusses the new USPS-NALC dispute resolution process.

A panel discussion by US Postal Service management and officers of the labor unions representing its workforce. Topics include the expectations they have of arbitrators, case backlogs and initiatives to…