Political Aspects of Public Sector Interest Arbitration

Joseph R. Grodin

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In this Article, Professor Grodin examines the impact of binding interest arbitration on the political process by showing the situations in which arbitrators are, in effect, making social policy decisions that are otherwise usually reserved for elected or appointed officials.He then discusses changes which, without sacrificing the arbitrator's neutrality, may make the arbitration process more politically responsive.

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