Arbitration 2012
Subtitle: outside in : how the external environment is shaping arbitration : proceedings of the sixty-fifth annual meeting, National Academy of Arbitrators, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 6-9, 2012
By: edited by Nancy Kauffman, Matthew M. Franckiewicz ; technical assistance, Mark I. Lurie
Contributors: Kauffman, Nancy (Nancy L.); Franckiewicz, Matthew M.
Series: Proceedings of the sixty-fifth Annual Meeting, National Academy of Arbitrators -- 65th
Publisher: Bloomberg BNA
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Arlington, VA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 535
ISBN-13: 9781617463129
Subjects: Industrial Arbitration; Congresses; Grievance arbitration; Collective bargaining; Arbitrage (Droit du travail); Congrès; Négociations collectives
Other titles: How the external environment is shaping arbitration: proceedings of the sixty-fifth annual meeting, National Academy of Arbitrators
Description: "Arbitration 2012 is the essential reference for understanding the impact of recent societal forces on arbitration processes and outcomes. The papers collected in this volume address topics as diverse as social media issues in the workplace, resolving workplace disputes involving mental health issues, and the impact of Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) requirements on arbitration. Highlights of the volume include Roberta Golick&#x2019;s Presidential Address, which discusses philosophies of the U.S. Supreme Court and their effect on the work of labor arbitrators; former U.S. Senator Russ Feingold&#x2019;s Distinguished Speaker Address, which describes recent restrictions on public sector collective bargaining; and a Fireside Chat with arbitrator Richard I. Bloch. Additional chapters cover ethics and empathy in arbitration, controversial issues for advocates and for arbitrators, how non-union employment arbitrations are won and lost, and the interplay in Canada between arbitration proceedings and human rights tribunals."--Publisher's website.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

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Table of contents: title: Presidential address / by Roberta Golick ; Introdcution / by Margaret Brogan; title: Distinguished speaker address: Restoring fairness to the arbitration system / by Russ Feingold ; Introduction by Edward B. Krinsky; title: What's up doc? : medical conundrums in arbitration / Robert B. Moberly, George R. Fleischli, Paula Knopf, Homer C. La Rue, Bill O'Brien and Nancy A. Walker, Karen G. Schanfield and Thomas R. Trachsel; title: Mental health issues in arbitration / by Perry Sirota; title: Approaches to evaluating, presenting, and resolving workplace disputes involving mental health issues / Lisa Salkovitz Kohn, Perry Sirota, Donald S. McPherson and Jeanne M. Vonhof; title: HIPAA basics for arbitration / by Briar A. Andersen; title: Use of patient information in arbitration of health care employee discipline : substantive and procedural issues / Laura J. Cooper, Patricia Thomas Bittel, Brendan Cummins, Timothy Kohls; title: The anti-social network : Facebook, smart phones, and other social media in the workplace. Panel discussion / Daniel J. Nielsen, Jennifer Dunn, Martin H. Malin and Timoth Hawks ; Consolidated outline / by Martin Malin, Jennifer Dunn, and Thimothy Hawks; title: Debating controversial issues / Fredric R. Dichter, Gary Bailey, Mario F. Bognanno, and Andrew C.L. Sims, Carolyn Trevis; title: The impact of case and arbitrator characteristics on employment arbitration outcomes / by Alexander J.S. Colvin adn Kelly Pike; title: Employment arbitration : the voice of (mostly vicarious) experience / by Theodore J. St. Antoine; title: Panel discussion / Hoyt N. Wheeler, Alexander Colvin, David Schesinger, Theodore J. St. Antoine, and Paul J. Yechout; title: Keeping int moving : evidence and procedure rulings / Mei L. Bickner, Joan G. Dolan, Andria S. Knapp, Daniel J. Nielsen, and Alan A. Symonette; title: Mediation during arbitration? : yes, no, and maybe / Susan L. Stewart, Janice K. Frankman, Bill Houlihan, and John E. Sands; title: Should arbitration mediate? : yes, no, and maybe / by John E. Sands; title: Mediation during arbitration : an argument against donning two hats / by Janice K. Frankman; title: Crossing the line : ethics and empathy / Janice K. Frankman, Sarah Lewerenz, Sherwood Malamud, Marko Mrkonich, and Christine Ver Ploeg; title: What is the place of empathy in the arbitral process? / by Sherwood Malamud; title: Ethics and empathy : an arbitrator's dilemma / by Janice K. Frankman; title: Public sector collective bargaining in the new world / Stephen F. Befort, Timothy Hawks, Joseph Slater, Josh Tilsen, Steve Weld; title: Attack on public sector collective bargaining rights, 2011 to early 2012 / by Joseph Slater; title: Postal industry collective bargaining and arbitration / Joseph F. Gentile, I.B. Helburn, Joey Johnson, Mike Morris, and Kevin A. Rachel; title: Suggestions to improve the arbitration process / by I.B. Helburn; title: Interest in rights arbitration / by Mike Morris; title: Restricting personal electronic devices in the railroad industry / Elizabeth C. Wesman, M. David Vaughn and Michael Long; title: Restrictions on the use of personal electronic devices in the railroad industry / by M. David Vaughn; title: Invited paper: Arbitrator as consensus builder : opportunities and challenges in the changing labor relations environment / by Nancy E. Peace and Mary Ellen Shea; title: The interplay between labour arbitration and proceedings at the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario / by Owen V. Gray; title: The interplay of arbitration and human rights tribunals in Canada / James Oakley, Owen Gray and David Starkman; title: Fireside chat with Richard I. Block / George Nicolau, interviewer