The Behavioral Impact of Impasse Resolution Procedures

Abstract

Impasse resolution procedures, often utilized m the settlement of public sector disputes, have been found to have an impact on the collective bargaining process. This paper analyzes the impact of these procedures on both current and future negotiations by reviewing the evidence that details the influence on strike deterrence and contract acceptability, as well as the chilling, narcotic and half-life effects. Findings indicate that when strike avoidance is a major priority for a government, impasse procedures culminating in arbitration can effectively deter strikes without senously affect ing the collective bargaining process.

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