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...
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...
At the NAA's 2016 Fall Education Conference, James Dorsey and Marsha Cox Kelliher participated in a panel discussing workplace issues and trends, collective...
As a participant in the National Academy of Arbitrators (NAA) Fall Education Conference, Professor Howard G. Foster (Member, National Academy of Arbitrators...
In a recent article on Sept. 28. 2016, the NYT reports on a recent rule issued by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services banning nursing homes receiving...
by Professor Martin H. Malin Professor Malin is a Professor at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law; Director of the Institute for Law and the Workplace; an...
Time for CAS (by Professor Ilhyung Lee) Ilhyung Lee is Professor of Law and Senior Fellow, Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution, at the University of...
Although they share some similarities, employment arbitration and labor arbitration are significantly different processes. Below, Barry Winograd, an...
Arbitrator Lise Gelenter (NAA Member) comments on a recent decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit vacating an arbitration award: At first...
Labour Arbitration in Canada by Honorable Warren K. Winkler, Q.C. (Chief Justice of Ontario, 2007-2013) The establishment of labour arbitration as an...