ADR and employment discrimination: a Massachusetts agency leads the way

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Believers in ADR must use effective marketing strategies to convince organizations to use ADR. A successful marketing strategy occurred when a member of the American Arbitration Association (AAA), Arnold Zack, met with a representative from the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (MCAD), Michael Duffy. MCAD adopted arbitration policies and other Massachusetts state agencies then considered ADR options.

United States, Management, American Arbitration Association, Zack, Arnold

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Why arbitration is tailor made for professional firms

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Arbitration is a very good way for law and other professional firms to resolve disputes with employees that otherwise might result in litigation. Litigation can generate much negative publicity and result in the disclosure of business information that can hurt a firm competitively. Arbitration offers greater privacy and a lesser outlay of funds and time.

Labor Arbitration, Law firms, Professional workers, Professional employees, Labour arbitration

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Training labor abritrators in South Africa

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The author discusses the training of labor arbitration neutrals in South Africa and efforts to improve the fairness of that nation's arbitration system through procedures created by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation, and Arbitration.

South Africa, Training, Powers and duties, Collective bargaining, Grievance arbitration, Commission for Conciliation, Mediation, and Arbitration

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