Can Compulsory Arbitration Work in Education Collective Bargaining? A Second Look. A Management Advocate's View.

Rynecki, Steven B.

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Publication Date: 1980-Jan

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Can Compulsory Arbitration Work in Education Collective Bargaining? A Second Look. A Management Advocate's View.

Rynecki, Steven B.

Journal of Law and Education, v9 n1 p93-101 Jan 1980

While it serves to resolve bargaining impasses, the question remains whether the price we pay for resolution by arbitration is higher than is justified. This is especially true in light of the availability of other impasse resolution techniques, most notably the strike option. (Author/IRT)

Descriptors: Arbitration, Collective Bargaining, Decision Making, Elementary Secondary Education, Negotiation Impasses

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Opinion Papers

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Language: English

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