Duration: 1 hour Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: The testimony of witnesses can be effective in establishing facts. However, witnesses also can be unpredictable and do unexpected harm to your case. Select your witnesses carefully and prepare them thoroughly. Start with...
Duration: 1 hour Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: This session explores the boundaries of management authority. Experts will unveil key legal principles and practical strategies to help you navigate the often-complex interplay between managerial rights and employee protections.In every organization, management...
Whether given orally at the close of a hearing or in writing as a post-hearing brief, the primary function of the closing argument is to make it as easy as possible for the arbitrator to reach a favorable determination. The...
Closing arguments enable parties to end with the strengths of their case. Any evidence that directly supports the theory of your case should be included. Also, the opposing party’s weaknesses should be identified. Closing arguments should summarize the facts and...
Duration: 30 Minutes Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: This comprehensive webinar is designed to provide HR professionals, managers, union representatives, and legal practitioners with a thorough understanding of the concept of “Just Cause” in labor arbitration. Just cause typically refers to...
Duration: 30 minutes Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: Whether delivered orally at the close of a hearing or submitted in writing as a post-hearing brief, the primary purpose of closing argument is to facilitate a favorable determination by the arbitrator. In...
Processing a grievance, discussing the settlement of an arbitration case, or attempting to agree upon terms and conditions in a collective bargaining agreement all require negotiation. This course will provide practical tips and experience negotiating agreements through lectures, facilitated discussion,...
Processing a grievance, discussing the settlement of an arbitration case, or attempting to agree upon terms and conditions in a collective bargaining agreement all require negotiation. This course will provide practical tips and experience negotiating agreements through lectures, facilitated discussion,...
Duration: 1 hour Time: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Eastern Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: The credibility of a witness can significantly influence the case outcome. Join us for an insightful webinar on witness credibility, where experienced labor professionals will explore the...
105 Minutes In this presentation, participants will learn from an experienced faculty about the important information and the essential facts needed to understand and administer the contract. The faculty focuses on the following topics: Contract Interpretation: An Overview Problems in...
60 Minutes In this presentation, participants will learn from experienced faculty about the intricate details that define the grievance procedures. The faculty focuses on the following topics: Defining a Grievance Assessment of Grievances Drafting Your Grievance Contents of a Grievance...
130 Minutes In this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about guidelines and best practices when processing their next grievance. There are three parts to the course: Part 1 - The Union Perspective Part 2 - The Management Perspective...
Duration: 30 Minutes Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: This comprehensive webinar is designed to equip employees, union representatives, and HR professionals with the skills and knowledge necessary to write clear, effective, and compelling grievance letters. Writing a grievance involves outlining the...
As is so often the case, preparation leads to success, and that is certainly true for collective bargaining. Not surprisingly, the process of preparing and the issues that must be addressed for unions differ from those that must be addressed...
140 Minutes By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about not only how to prepare for their next arbitration case, but also how to enhance their skills related to building the best case. The faculty...
120 Minutes By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about how to manage the many challenges that may occur while preparing your case for arbitration as well as at the hearing. The faculty focuses...
115 Minutes By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about how to prepare for their next arbitration case. The faculty focuses on the following topics: Assessing Your Position and Case Investigating and Building Your...
6 Hours 1. Labor Advocacy - Preparing for the Arbitration Hearing. By listening to this presentation, participants will learn from our experienced faculty about how to prepare for their next arbitration case. The faculty focuses on the following topics: -...
300 Minutes The effective presentation of a grievance in arbitration often depends upon the work done earlier in the grievance process. Most contracts specify how the grievance is to be initiated and the steps to complete the procedures. The grievance...
Duration: 2 hours 32 minutes Program Description: Please join us for an in-depth overview of a labor arbitration hearing. This live webinar will provide a walk-through and demonstration of a typical labor arbitration hearing and will include the perspectives and insights...
Duration: 1 hour Time: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Eastern Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: This webinar offers a deep dive into the decision-making processes of arbitrators, shedding light on what drives their choices in resolving disputes. Led by seasoned arbitrators, this...
Duration: 30 minutes Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: This webinar provides an in-depth exploration of arbitrability issues, a crucial component of dispute resolution. From the perspective of a labor arbitrator, we will examine various examples that underscore the complexity of arbitrability...
Duration: 1 hour Location: Online via Zoom Program Description: In labor arbitration, evidence refers to any information, documentation, testimony, or other materials the parties in a dispute present to support their claims or defenses. The Arbitrator uses this evidence to make an...
