Labor/Employment
Sep. 21, 2002
Tinkering With Rules to Make Process Workable
Employment Column - By Mark A. Rome - "Simplistic," "informal" and "expeditious" are terms which the U.S. Supreme Court has used to describe the benefits of arbitrating employment-related disputes. Yet for years, employers, their employees and ultimately the courts have been unable to say for certain whether employers can compel their existing employees to arbitrate both statutory and nonstatutory claims.
By Mark A. Romeo
"Simplistic," "informal" and "expeditious" are terms which the U.S. Supreme Court has used to describe t...
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