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Arbitration Between Capital and Labor offers a clear look at how peaceful dispute resolution reshapes work relations.
This historical and argumentative study examines the rise of arbitration as a way to settle conflicts between workers and employers. It traces the failures of strikes, surveys early voluntary boards, and surveys English and American efforts to formalize peaceful settlement methods. The book argues that peaceful, law‑driven methods can reduce chaos, preserve working life, and protect both sides. It blends narrative with practical snapshots from different trades and eras to show how arbitration has evolved and why it matters.
Readers will encounter real‑world case studies, including early English boards, the Nottingham and Wolverhampton systems, and notable Scottish and Glasgow initiatives. The volume also surveys influential texts and reports that shaped the debate, and it includes appendices outlining arbitration practices and sample rules.
- How strikes originated, why they failed to deliver lasting gains, and what arbitration offers as an alternative.
- Different models of arbitration boards, from conciliation committees to umpire‑driven decisions.
- Historical examples from England and the United States that show both successes and limits.
- Practical details about how arbitration boards are formed, operate, and fund their work.
Ideal for readers of labor history, political economy, and policy debates about how to balance capital and labor in a changing economy.
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His volume was written during the spare T hours of a legislative session. It is not presented to the public as a work of literary excellence or of brilliant originality. The principles advocated herein are neither new nor untried.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book presents an insightful examination of the value and necessity of arbitration as a means of peacefully resolving disputes between capital and labor. The author explores the historical backdrop of labor conflicts, analyzing the failures and fallacies of strikes and their devastating impact on both workers and employers. By drawing upon historical examples, the book highlights how strikes often result in lost wages, missed work, and heightened tensions without offering lasting solutions. In contrast, the book advocates for voluntary arbitration as a more effective and sustainable approach to labor disputes. It delves into the methods and operations of arbitration boards, emphasizing their role in fostering dialogue, understanding, and compromise. By examining successful case studies, the book demonstrates how arbitration can lead to fair outcomes, preserve jobs, and promote harmonious labor relations. Ultimately, the book argues that voluntary arbitration is a vital tool for ensuring the rights of workers, protecting the interests of employers, and fostering social stability. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781330853818_0
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