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Choosing the Right Arbitrator: Selection Process and Criteria

Learn about selecting arbitrators from PERB list, factors in picking, pitfalls, and sources like law libraries, unions, and retired judges. Get insights on what makes a good arbitrator and how to measure it.

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Choosing the Right Arbitrator: Selection Process and Criteria

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  1. How Do You Decide? Picking the right arbitrator

  2. How are they picked? • List from PERB • Take turns removing one name • Least objectionable person is selected Problems?

  3. Who Are They? • Lawyers • Professors • Retired management and (a very few) retired union reps • Retired judges Good sources for us?

  4. How Do You Get On The List? • Self-selection process • Limited OJT • One PERB class

  5. What Are We Looking For? • What makes a good arbitrator? • How do you measure it?

  6. Sample List

  7. Sources • IPFF • IAFF • PERB (has decisions) • Law library (community college) • Other unions • Union lawyers • LCC Database

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