Fact Finding in Public Employment Disputes: Promise or Illusion?

Jean Trepp McKelvey

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Presents information on a study that proposed a process for settling employment disputes in the public sector. Theory of fact-finding in the public sector; Criteria for measuring the success of fact-finding; Analysis of the successful use of fact-finding in public employment disputes in Wisconsin; Proposals for legislative and administrative changes for redressing the imbalances and presumed inequities of fact-finding in public sector disputes. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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