Sentence examples for bad arbitration from inspiring English sources

A bad arbitration can really hurt the city.

But mandatory arbitration is bad policy, and bad for workers.

Is arbitration good or bad for the employer?

And certainly the Home Secretary's attempt to stagger the 2.5 per cent rise recommended by the arbitration tribunal shows bad faith, even if it is to fund recruitment of more police.

A wiser group of all-business chief executives would have at least considered the bargaining agreement before unilaterally moving on such a contentious matter, especially considering the attention it was bound to receive — which suggests the potential costs, in bad press and lawsuits and arbitration headaches, were all simply worth it, that there was something more important in it for them.

CFPB found that forced arbitration is a bad deal for consumers in all sorts of ways.

As Justice Elena Kagan wrote in dissent, the Court's rulings send a simple message to victims of forced arbitration: "Too darn bad".

No Bonus Recovery for Bad Behavior Courts upheld recent arbitrations that have allowed players to keep previously paid - and "earned" - bonus money even with evidence of willful malicious behavior.

A few feared that a body of explained arbitration awards would create bad "precedents," even though FINRA's rule made clear that was not the intent.

Right now, arbitration is a big rug under which a lot of bad stuff is swept.

Exchange clubs with dues (including the New York-based Inquiline, which provided a security-deposit program, private investigations and arbitration) also offered hedges against bad experiences.