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Principles of Federal Sector Arbitration Law (2011)
By: Broida & Davis
Price: $160.00
Sku: 11POA
Edition: 2nd/2011
ISBN: 1-934651-41-9
Availability: IN-STOCK (released 01/10/11)
Format: Book (+ optional CD) | Change to downloadable eBook format

With its one-of-a-kind approach to digesting arbitration awards by major topics and keying each award to the issuing arbitrator, Principles allows practitioners to easily research awards to assist in case preparation and arbitrator selection. Principles of Arbitration also includes an index cross-referencing arbitrators to the awards they have issued. Practitioners rely on this book to learn the experience level of the arbitrator they are considering for selection, to gain better insight on how that arbitrator has ruled on similar issues, and to research awards by that arbitrator or others arbitrators. Reported awards begin in 1999 and extend through October 2010 on arbitration principles including:

  • The Nature of Arbitration—including rights and interest-based arbitration
  • Sources of Governing Law for Arbitrators—including FLRA and arbitration decisions
  • The Collective Bargaining Agreement—including formation and scope of the agreement
  • Arbitrability—including timeliness, jurisdiction, and substantive issues
  • Grievances—including timeliness, the grievance process, and exclusive representation
  • Hearings—including burdens of proof and evidence evaluation
  • Arbitrator’s Role—including neutrality and primacy of the contract
  • The Role of Management Rights
  • The Nature of Contract Interpretation—including principles of contract interpretation
  • Substantive Topics Commonly Encountered in Arbitration—including promotions, work schedules, leave, discipline, due process, penalty assessment, discrimination, reprisal and retaliation, and more
  • Settlements—including last chance agreements
  • Enforcement of Arbitration Awards
  • Correction and Clarification of Arbitration Awards
  • Remedies, Counsel Fees, and Damages—including back pay, compensatory damages, counsel fees, and more
  • Legal Research in Federal Sector Arbitration
Also included are a detailed table of contents, table of cases, and index of arbitrators.

Also available as a .pdf file on a CD-ROM or as an ebook for instant download.

Citations are to the Cyberfeds© database. 316 pages.

www.cyberfeds.com

Information Link: Table of Contents ------- Text Sample

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