Collective Bargaining - Grievance Arbitration

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Collective Bargaining: Grievance Arbitration:


Author: Charles Hayes:



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* Introduction:

I. Grievance Arbitration:

A. Principles And Procedures:

B. Principles Of Grievance Arbitration:

C. Legal Status Of Arbitrator Decisions:

D. Dual Jurisdiction:

E. Representative Issues In Grievance Arbitration:

F. Proper Phrasing Of The Arbitrable Issue:

G. The Grievance Arbitrator And His Function:

H. Strict Versus Liberal Constructionists:

I. Judicial And Problem-Solving Approaches:

A Comparison:

J. Some Continuing Procedural Problems In

Arbitration:

K. Ad Hoc Or Permanent Arbitrator Machinery?

L. Single Arbitrator Or Tripartite Board?

M. Related Problems Of Excessive Arbitration,

Cost Of Arbitration And "Brinkmanship":

N. Toward A More Efficient Arbitration Procedure:

O. Professional Responsibilities:

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