By Jay E. Grenig and Rocco M. Scanza
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The first volume in the AAA/ICR Dispute Resolution Series.
This successor to the American Arbitration Association’s seminal primer, Labor Arbitration: What You Need to Know, introduces arbitrators, advocates, union, management and government representatives, as well as students and general readers, to the way disputes in the labor-management setting are dealt with under collective bargaining agreements and statutes. In this book readers will find:
• A clear introduction to each step in the process of grievance arbitration.
• References to the statutory and case law principles that shaped labor arbitration.
• Practical guidance so that advocates, unions, management, and government representatives can participate effectively in the grievance process and in labor arbitration in particular.
• How interest arbitration in the public sector works.
Co-published by the the American Arbitration Association and Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION JOURNALThe flagship publication of the American Arbitration Association.
The Dispute Resolution Journal is a world-recognized authoritative resource for advocates, neutrals, parties, educators, public-policy leaders and corporate executives.
In-depth articles by leading practitioners and scholars cover the spectrum of ADR issues, emerging techniques and new applications of ADR processes in commercial and labor practice. Contributors are the foremost experts in areas such as international trade, business, commercial finance, labor relations, construction, the courts, insurance, employment, real estate, intellectual property, health care, computers and high tech.
The Dispute Resolution Journal features four additional sections:
ADR News covers cutting-edge developments in all aspects of the field.
Book Reviews showcases current titles selected for their contributions to ADR.
Court Decisions reflects holdings of the latest and most important cases in all areas of ADR.
Library and Information Center presents a bibliography of recent ADR articles and books.
Quarterly, 96 glossy pages, full color.
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