Introduction Arbitration is a relatively fast, inexpensive, and flexible way to resolve disputes, compared to litigation in the civil justice system. As an...
In this multi-part post, James C. Oakley, Q.C., arbitrator and member of the NAA, compares labor-management arbitration with civil litigation in Canada in...
Court Reform - Access to Justice Canadian labour-management arbitration offers advantages to court reform advocates. Attractive features of arbitration...
Arbitration Procedures In labour-management arbitration in Canada, the parties are required by legislation to have a grievance and arbitration procedure in...
Arbitrators Selection of the Arbitrator In labour-management arbitration in Canada, the parties select the arbitrator by agreement or ask an appointing...
In this thoughtful essay, Trust is not Universal, Arbitrator Renée Mayne shares a number of interesting insights about the concept of trust and the role it...
(Added to the Glossary, December 2016) As a rule, except for offenses that are egregious, discipline will be assessed in some system of increasing severity...
At the NAA's 2016 Fall Education Conference, James Dorsey and Marsha Cox Kelliher participated in a panel discussing workplace issues and trends, collective...
In Arbitrating Attorney Fees: No Appeal?, Professor Dennis Crouch (University of Missouri School of Law) comments on an dispute regarding an arbitration over...
The Oct. 5th edition of Guelph Today, from Guelph, Ontario, includes a news release from the City of Guelph about the start of interest arbitration between the...