Assessing the Case for Employment Arbitration: A New Path for Empirical Research
By , February 8, 2012
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This article discusses the underlying policy debate relating to mandatory arbitration in employment. The authors use a study of large employers that have administered these mandatory arbitration policies for years as a basis for providing empirical evidence to answer these underlying policy questions. This article also summarizes the arguments in favor of, and against arbitration.
