compulsory arbitration

If settlement cannot be reached, the system of compulsory arbitration should be binding to all parties.

Indeed, compulsory arbitration following impasse is a common feature of industrial relations law in the United States and elsewhere.

One approach taken has been to provide for compulsory arbitration if the parties cannot agree as to royalty rates and terms.

It stipulates compulsory arbitration to resolve disputes in these companies.

There was no provision for compulsory arbitration in the private sector.

This could be seen as an example, from the other side, of the dangers of seeking to impose legal and compulsory arbitration over industrial relations.

The questions concerned the constitutionality of prohibiting strikes and replacing them with compulsory arbitration.

It set up compulsory arbitration of disputes, and a created a method to determine who was the aggressor in international conflicts.

Norway reserves the right to strike so as to allow for compulsory arbitration of some labour disputes.

Some labor contracts make specific provisions for compulsory arbitration should the two sides fail to reach agreement through the regular system of collective bargaining.