Law Practice
Dec. 3, 2008
Supreme Court Justices Appear Split in Union Arbitration Case
In one of this term's major employment cases, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared divided Monday over whether unions can require members to waive their individual rights to file discrimination claims.
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - In one of this term's major employment cases, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared divided Monday over whether unions can require members to waive their individual rights to file discrimination claims. The question before the justices is whether workers can file federal discrimination lawsuits if their union has a collective bargaining agreement compelling arbitration and decides not to submit ...
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