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Can Compulsory Arbitration Work in Education Collective Bargaining? A Second Look. A Management Advocate's View.

Steven B. Rynecki

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Key concepts: Arbitration, Collective bargaining, Work (physics), Compulsory arbitration, Political science, Law and economics, Law, Sociology

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