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Michael J. Butler, a lawyer and a retired Nassau police captain who studies police compensation, said that in an ideal world, binding arbitration would be nothing more than a balance for the ban on strikes, as police unions claim.
"Immediate arbitration would be very disruptive.
"The trouble they're having is they made a bet that the binding arbitration would give them more money then they could have gotten through negotiation," he said.
More recently, the New Jersey Education Association introduced a plan that would replace administrative hearings with binding arbitration that would have to be resolved within 90 days of an arbitrator's assignment.
Businesses oppose another provision in the bill: if a newly recognized union and an employer fail to agree on a contract within 120 days, there would be binding arbitration to determine what should be in the contract.
But profits would not be a part of the arbitrators' analysis, Hindery said; he and Dolan disagreed before mediators helping to broker the original deal over whether YES would open its books if binding arbitration were needed to determine a long-term contract.
The County Legislature rejected proposed raises of 22percentt for police officers and detectives, but Mr. Gulotta said the contracts would be more costly if they are sent to binding arbitration, which would probably use recent raises in Suffolk County as a guideline.
An athlete is not punished unless both samples test positive and an appeals process that involves binding arbitration is completed.
Business groups denounce the binding arbitration provision, saying it would be wrong to have federally appointed officials issuing rulings that determine a company's wages, hours, pensions and working conditions.
"That they won't negotiate and won't accept binding arbitration is the height of irresponsibility".
Some of our state legislators have taken the position that the elimination of binding arbitration is not feasible.
