Labour Arbitration Yearbook 2001-2002 (2 Volumes)

Known for its incisive analysis by noted experts, the Labour Arbitration Yearbook is the authoritative forum for discussion of the many critical issues in Canadian labour arbitration. Each volume of the Yearbook contains insightful articles on current and controversial issues in arbitration, written from a variety of viewpoints, and stimulating three-way discussions from trade unionists, management, and leading arbitrators. Organized for easy access to the section and article you require, the Labour Arbitration Yearbook provides summaries preceding each article for a quick overview of the subject, as well as references for further reading.

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