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This latest edition of Labor and Employment Arbitration, first published in 1988, is an indispensable guide to all aspects of labor and employment arbitration. Substantially revised to give greater in-depth coverage and with contributions from experts in the field, this authoritative treatise provides:
• Coverage of the major substantive and procedural aspects of labor and employment arbitration
• Detailed treatment of such areas as sexual harassment, workplace violence, drugs and alcohol, leaves of absence, disabilities, subcontracting, bargaining unit disputes, and other areas
• Separate chapters on special arbitration issues in selected industries and the public sector, including education, health care, the entertainment industry, and public sector interest arbitration
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Table of contents
THE ARBITRATION PROCESS AND ARBITRABILITY
Chapter 1 The Arbitration Hearing: Administration, Conduct and Procedures by Dana Eischen
Chapter 1A Conducting Video Hearings
Chapter 2 Discovery and the Duty to Disclose by Alvin L. Goldman and Paula K. Goldman
Chapter 3 Arbitration Advocacy by Tim Bornstein
Chapter 4 Witnesses by Ann Gosline
Chapter 5 Evidence in Arbitration by Steven M. Wolf
Chapter 6 The Use of Arbitral Subpoenas by Timothy Heinsz
Chapter 7 Tripartite Arbitration by Herbert L. Marx, Jr.
Chapter 8 Challenges to Arbitrability by Harvey A. Nathan and Sara McLaurin Green
THE CONTRACT INTERPRETATION PROCESS, MANAGEMENT RIGHTS, AND UNION RIGHTS
Chapter 9 Contract Interpretation and Respect for Prior Proceedings by Jay E. Grenig
Chapter 10 Past Practice, Maintenance of Benefits, and Zipper Clauses by Ira F. Jaffe
Chapter 11 Management Rights: Overview and Case Review by Gladys Gershenfeld, Walter J. Gershenfeld, and Gladys W. Gruenberg
Chapter 12 Union Rights and Obligations by Herbert M. Berman
Chapter 13 Reserved
SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES IN ARBITRATION
Chapter 14 Just Cause and Progressive Discipline by Arnold Zack
Chapter 15 Due Process in Arbitration by Norman Brand
Chapter 16 Common Causes of Discipline by Steven J. Goldsmith and Louis Shuman
Chapter 16A Arbitration in Cyberspace: Issues Involving New Technologies by Tammy Brynie
Chapter 17 Absenteeism and Tardiness by Barbara Zausner Tener and Ann Gosline
Chapter 18 Drug and Alcohol Issues by M. David Vaughn, Linda K. Shore, Beth A. Paulson and Andree Y. McKissick
Chapter 19 Violence by Margery Gootnick
Chapter 20 Theft by M. David Vaughn
Chapter 21 Sexual Harassment by Anita Christine Knowlton and Robert Simmelkjaer
Chapter 22 Non-Disciplinary Termination by Lawrence E. Katz
Chapter 23 Disabled Workers by Jay E. Grenig
Chapter 24 Bargaining Unit Disputes by Neil N. Bernstein
Chapter 25 Subcontracting by Steven M. Wolf
Chapter 26 Strike-Related Issues by Susan R. Meredith
Chapter 27 Job Bids, Promotions, and Transfers by Susan R. Brown
Chapter 28 Layoffs, Bumping, and Recall by Mollie Bowers
VOLUME 2 SUBSTANTIVE ISSUES IN ARBITRATION (cont’d)
Chapter 29 Work Schedules and Compensation for Work-Related Time by Timothy J. Buckalew
Chapter 30 Leaves of Absence by Andria Knapp
Chapter 31 Vacations and Vacation Pay by Sharon Henderson Ellis
Chapter 32 Holidays and Holiday Pay by Timothy J. Buckalew
Chapter 33 Overtime by Gladys Gershenfeld
Chapter 34 Compensation Systems and Job Evaluations by Steven Kropp
Chapter 35 Sickness, Accident, and Health Benefits by Harvey A. Nathan and Lisa Salkovitz Kohn
Chapter 36 Health and Safety by James F. Snow
Chapter 37 Smoking in the Workplace by John H. Abernathy
Chapter 38 Miscellaneous Employee Benefits by Howard Stiefel
Chapter 39 Remedies by Marcia L. Greenbaum
Chapter 40 Reserved
ARBITRATION AND EXTERNAL LAW
Chapter 41 Actions to Stay and Compel Arbitration by Reginald Alleyne
Chapter 42 Judicial Review of Labor Arbitration Awards by Douglas E. Ray
Chapter 43 NLRB Deferral Policies by John H. Fanning and John J. Pendergast, III
Chapter 44 Civil Rights Issues by Marc D. Greenbaum
ARBITRATION OF INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYMENT DISPUTES
Chapter 45 The Arbitration of Individual Employment Disputes by Marc D. Greenbaum and Linda D. McGill
Chapter 46 Reserved
ARBITRATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR AND SPECIALIZED SECTORS
Chapter 47 Public Sector Scope of Bargaining and Arbitrability by James W. Mastriani and Robert E. Anderson
Chapter 48 Public Sector Interest Arbitration and Fact Finding: Standards and Procedures by Arvid Anderson, Loren Krause, and Parker A. Denaco
Chapter 49 Arbitration of Disputes Involving Teachers by Charlotte Gold, Rodney E. Dennis and Margaret Liebowitz
Chapter 50 Higher Education Arbitration by Maurice Benewitz and Harry Neunder
Chapter 51 Arbitration of Disputes Involving Police and Firefighters by Jerome Lefkowitz
Chapter 52 Arbitration in the Health Care Field by Susan T. Mackenzie and Ralph S. Berger
Chapter 53 Arbitration in the Entertainment Industry by Joseph F. Gentile
APPENDICES