Tri-Offer Arbitration as a Bargaining Dispute Resolution Technique
Daniel G. Gallagher
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Daniel G. Gallagher
Abstract
In the past decade, a considerable amount of attention has been focused on the development of bargaining impasse resolution proceduresfor public education. This study examines the use of the novel approach to tri-offer, final offer arbitratian (FOA) as a dispute resolution device as opera tionalized in the State of Iowa. The research methodology involves an analysis of salary dispute outcomes in teacher association-school board negotiations under the Iowa statutory impasse procedure. The study summarizes the benefits, inherent limitations, and outcomes associated with the legislative or voluntary adoption of tri-offer FOA in public education bargaining.
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In the past decade, a considerable amount of attention has been focused on the development of bargaining impasse resolution proceduresfor public education. This study examines the use of the novel approach to tri-offer, final offer arbitratian (FOA) as a dispute resolution device as opera tionalized in the State of Iowa. The research methodology involves an analysis of salary dispute outcomes in teacher association-school board negotiations under the Iowa statutory impasse procedure. The study summarizes the benefits, inherent limitations, and outcomes associated with the legislative or voluntary adoption of tri-offer FOA in public education bargaining.
Key concepts: Arbitration, Dispute resolution, Negotiation, Salary, Collective bargaining, Statutory law, Legislature, Alternative dispute resolution