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Mandatory Arbitration — With a Twist

May 23, 2019 by theemplawyerologist Leave a Comment

There’s been a fair amount of buzz about mandatory arbitration of employment disputes lately. The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has issued three (yes three) rulings on requiring employees/consumers to submit disputes to binding arbitration. Do you have such a requirement? Are you thinking of adopting one? Is it really such a great […]

About Those Mandatory Employment Arbitration Clauses…

January 17, 2019 by theemplawyerologist Leave a Comment

Some employers require employees to sign agreements in which they consent to submit any employment-related disputes to binding arbitration in stead of filing a lawsuit or a charge. I know I’ve written about the is topic at least a few times (here, here and here, for example) but bear with me, OK? The topic is […]

The NLRB and Arbitration Agreements: The Battle Rages On…

April 28, 2016 by theemplawyerologist Leave a Comment

I previously wrote here about the NLRB case, D.R. Horton, which found  that mandatory arbitration agreements violate the National Labor Relations Act. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals overruled that decision in December 2013. Apparently that does not bother the NLRB…  What’s up with that –and what’s an employer to do? We should –and will–talk about that–after the […]

Mandatory Employment Arbitration Clauses: Clearing the Hurdles, Part I

November 8, 2012 by theemplawyerologist 5 Comments

Can an employer require employees to submit employment-related disputes to binding arbitration? In general, “yes”. How does an employer make that happen? If you joined The Emplawyerologist from the beginning you already know the answer: include a written arbitration clause in your employment contract. (If you are first joining us, that material is available here.) […]

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