This book is a hands-on guide to grievances and arbitration. Federal sector arbitration decisions, through 1998, are comprehensively analyzed with references to FLRA, MSPB, EEOC, and court decisions.

This resource is for both the novice and the experienced advocate. If you are an arbitrator, an attorney or agency representative involved in the arbitration process, this book is an excellent addition to your reference library.

For arbitration cases after 1999, refer to A Guide to Principles of Federal Sector Arbitration by Peter Broida and Natania Davis.

450+ pages.

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(2014) Broida on Federal Sector Arbitration

Peter Broida presents this video training course on federal sector arbitration. Each purchase includes Mr. Broida’s lecture (.mp4 video file sent on a DVD); workbook with reference materials, course notes—outline, and selected cases; and a bibliography. Major arbitration topics include deciding whether to arbitrate; requesting and selecting an arbitrator; expedited proceedings; preliminary case preparation; hearing preparation; hearing presentation; and post-hearing issues. (more details)

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+ (*2021) Principles of Federal Sector Arbitration Law

This edition is no longer for sale.
The latest edition is available for purchase here.

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