Employment Arbitration: Panel Discussion

Authors

Theodore J. St. Antoine, University of Michigan Law SchoolFollow

Document Type

Symposium Transcript

Publication Date

2012

Abstract

The rapid growth of arbitration in nonunion employment settings has provoked endless debate about its advantages and disadvantages for employers, employees, and unions. Often absent from the debate is systematic, reliable information on the extent of employment arbitration and arbitration outcomes. Professor Alexander Colvin of Cornell University has undertaken pioneering work that explores how employment arbitration is working in practice and its impact on the major players. After Professor Colvin presented his latest findings, a panel of leading arbitrators and advocates discussed the implications of his results for the continuing development of employment arbitration.

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Recommended Citation

St. Antoine, Theodore J. "Employment Arbitration: Panel Discussion." In Arbitration 2012. Outside In: How the External Environment is Shaping Arbitration. Proceedings of the Sixty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the National Academy of Arbitrators, 251-62. Washington, DC: BNA Books, 2013.