Statutory expedited grievance arbitration: the case of Ontario

Joseph B. Rose · Faculty of Business McMaster University

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36 leaves ; ; The author wishes to acknowledge the research assistance of Laurie Swackhammer and the comments provided by Roy Adams, Gary Cll.aison and seminar participants at Cornell University on an earlier draft of this paper.

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