Recent legal developments in the arbitration of employment claims

Article Abstract:

Arbitration provisions incorporated into employee contracts are a valid approach for employers in reducing the costs and uncertainties of employment claims. The provisions should use broad language in staking out their scope. Specific language should be used in binding the parties to the provisions, and in expressly avoiding disclaimers as well as upholding all statutory or due process rights.

United States, Surveys, Labor arbitration

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A computer can facilitate an arbitrator's work

Article Abstract:

Arbitrators could use personal computers to improve the efficiency and productivity of their services, but few do. A guide to computer terminology, where and what to buy, laser printers, and software that would be useful to arbitrators is provided.

Management, Technology application, Dispute resolution (Law), Arbitrators

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