Congress Debates Labor Court Idea During Year of Talks
Congress weighs a special federal labor court proposed by Senators Ferguson and Smith. The plan would create 11 district courts with three members each, including one nonlawyer expert, to handle labor disputes. It contrasts Judge Knox proposal and envisions ruling on contract disputes only after a signed agreement.
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Debates Over Compulsory Arbitration Plan Faces Bar Critics
Judge Knox advocates a labor practice court idea while New York State Bar Association members from prominent firms raise objections. Critics warn the plan could create a permanent tribunal biased toward one side, while supporters say it offers a quicker dispute path.
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