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Supreme Court considers labor contract arbitration (access required)

By Kimberly Atkins
Staff writer
Published: January 20, 2010

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WASHINGTON – It’s standard operating procedure in most collective bargaining agreements: unions agree to include no-strike provisions as a quid pro quo for management agreeing to arbitrate disputes. But what happens when a dispute arises with a party who is a not a signatory to the agreement? Can that outside party be sued in court for ...
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