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The Role Of Law In The Negotiated Settlement Of International Disputes, James K. Irvin
The Role Of Law In The Negotiated Settlement Of International Disputes, James K. Irvin
Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law
One of the chief functions of any legal system is to provide the machinery for settling disputes between members of the society which the system serves. No legal system can be expected to solve all such disputes, but law can create an atmosphere in which the parties themselves may effect, without bloodshed, the resolution, minimization or avoidance of disputes. The disputants may choose an arbiter or conciliator to reach a settlement for them, or they may bargain and compromise until they find a common basis for an agreement ending the dispute. The latter process, called negotiation, is the most effective …
Drafting Of Grievance And Arbitration Articles Of Collective Bargaining Agreements, Charles A. Reynard
Drafting Of Grievance And Arbitration Articles Of Collective Bargaining Agreements, Charles A. Reynard
Vanderbilt Law Review
When the parties to collective bargaining negotiations formulate the provisions of their contract relating to grievances and arbitration, they are establishing the basic system of private administrative law that will govern the plant community for the period of the agreement. This is obviously a task that involves more than mere words and phrases. The maturity of their relationship, their respective understandings of the place of collective bargaining in our industrial society, the size and nature of the plant, and innumerable other considerations will substantially influence the choice of language and procedures adopted in the framing of these provisions. Because of …