(This short essay was prepared by Stephen Douglas Bonney, an arbitrator and mediator who as many other third-party neutrals is figuring how to adapt to the...
In light of recent developments related to the Covid-19 outbreak, and given the advice to practice social distancing, we share with you Videoconferencing...
MINI-SYMPOSIUM THE FUTURE OF WORK, WORKERS, and WORKPLACE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Two prominent arbitrators-scholars kick off this mini-symposium by emphasizing...
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has a policy of deferring to arbitrators’ awards that deal with factual scenarios that may also constitute unfair...
Will Aitchison, a Union-side labor law attorney based in Portland, Oregon and host of a podcast series available on Labor Relations Information System,...
At the last Fall Education Conference (FEC) of the National Academy of Arbitrators (NAA), one of the workshops offered was entitled: Video Hearings: A New...
In Disclosures in Arbitration: Lessons to Learn, Arbitrator Barry Winograd, current president of the NAA, comments on Honeycutt v. JP Morgan Chase, 25 CA 5th...
In "Google workers want to outlaw mandatory arbitration. Here’s why this matters", Sarah Staszak, an associate research scholar in the Woodrow Wilson School...
In Alberta and other Canadian provinces, hospitals are considered to be essential services. Therefore nurses do not have the right to strike. However, they...