The Role of the Industrial Relations System in Achieving National Economic Objec
The Role of the Industrial Relations System in Achieving National Economic Objec
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And while there is some continued use of arbitration (what some researchers call the narcotic effect) it is not high and probably these jurisdictions would have trouble resolving their contract negotiations. In any event arbitration is an equitable resolution technique.
- Final offer arbitration achieves more settlements (in other words, has less of a chilling effect on the bargaining process) than conventional arbitration. The level of settlements under arbitration is a little higher than when... the parties bargain under fact-finding without the option to go to arbitration but it is not enough of a differential to abandon the technique.
-15- - The main drawback to arbitration (and this could be said about any third-party involvement in the collective bargaining process) is that it is conservative and does not allow for innovation and a re-examination of the fundamental aspects of the collective bargaining relationship. The point here is that where there is essentiality of service and arbi- tration is in the picture, there tends to be a continuation of work rules (such as in transit), and a concentration on the main economic issues that lend themselves to statistical and comparative treatment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And while there is some continued use of arbitration (what some researchers call the narcotic effect) it is not high and probably these jurisdictions would have trouble resolving their contract negotiations. In any event arbitration is an equitable resolution technique.
- Final offer arbitration achieves more settlements (in other words, has less of a chilling effect on the bargaining process) than conventional arbitration. The level of settlements under arbitration is a little higher than when... the parties bargain under fact-finding without the option to go to arbitration but it is not enough of a differential to abandon the technique.
-15- - The main drawback to arbitration (and this could be said about any third-party involvement in the collective bargaining process) is that it is conservative and does not allow for innovation and a re-examination of the fundamental aspects of the collective bargaining relationship. The point here is that where there is essentiality of service and arbi- tration is in the picture, there tends to be a continuation of work rules (such as in transit), and a concentration on the main economic issues that lend themselves to statistical and comparative treatment.
What to read after The Role of the Industrial Relations System in Achieving National Economic Objec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert B Mckersie to read onlineMoreLess
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