Court review of labor arbitration awards

Court review of labor arbitration awards

Court review of labor arbitration awards

Twomey

David P.

Twomey, David P.

Dept. of Business Law, Carroll School of Management

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1989 1989 monographic

1989

1989

monographic

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This article discusses the legal context in which federal courts get involved in the arbitration process between representatives of employees and employers governed by the National Labor Relations Act, and then the law concerning judicial review of arbitrators' decisions. Courts may become involved in arbitrations at various stages of the process. It is the responsibility of courts to determine whether a union and employer have agreed to arbitration. The article considers what level of review is appropriate for arbitrators awards being reviewed by courts, concluding that judicial deference for arbitrators' awards is desirable and is to be encouraged.

North Atlantic Regional Business Law Review 1051-175X 22 267 273 pp. 267-273 Spring 1989

North Atlantic Regional Business Law Review

North Atlantic Regional Business Law Review

1051-175X

22 267 273 pp. 267-273 Spring 1989

22

22

267 273 pp. 267-273

267

273

pp. 267-273

Spring 1989

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