01582nam a2200181   450000100060000001000150000610000410002110100080006220001120007021000650018221500220024730000290026933009980029860600440129660600230134070000250136385200120138831445  a0871798875  a20120703d2003       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aHow to prepare and present a labor arbitration caseestrategy and tactics for advocatsfCharles S. Loughran  aWashington, D.C.cThe Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.d2003  aXXIX, 551p.d24cm  aFundo documental do GRAL  aPreface. PART I. Before the hearing / 1-Overview of labor arbitration process. 2- Reviewing grievance history and relevant contract provisions. 3- Selecting an arbitrator and arbitrator and arranging the hearing. 4- Assembling the evidence. 5- Researching authorities and formulating arguments. 6- Selecting and preparing witnesses. 7- Preliminary matters. PART II. During the hearing / 8- Opening statements. 9- Presenting the case in chief. 10- Rules of evidence. 11- Making and defending against objections. 12- Conducting cross-examination. 13- Redirect and recross-examinations and rebuttal. 14- Closing arguments. PART III. After the hearing. / 15- Posthearing briefs. 16- Posthearing matters. 17- Challenging the award. | Appendixes: A- American arbitration association. Arbitration rules. B- Federal mediation and conciliation service: Policies, functions, and procedures. C- Federal rules of vidence. | Other readings on Labor arbitration and advocacy skills. Index. About the author.  aARBITRAGEMyEstados Unidos da América  aARBITRAGEM LABORAL  aLOUGHRANbCharles S.  jARB_LOU