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Investigating the Need to Introduce Compulsory Interest Arbitration as a Method to Prevent Lengthy Strikes in South Africa

South African Mercantile Law Journal, 2021
The issue of lengthy strikes in South Africa has been a cause for concern since it destabilises the economy and can result in a loss of employment if it is not managed properly.
M. Tenza
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The Advantages and Defects of Compulsory Arbitration

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1917
F. Carlton
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The problems with compulsory arbitration of trust disputes

Trusts & Trustees, 2013
Toby Graham
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The Objections of Organized Labor to Compulsory Arbitration

Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York, 1917
W. S. Carter
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Discussion of Trade Unions and Compulsory Arbitration

Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York, 1917
Everett P. Wheeler, W. S. Carter, George E. Barnett, Metzger, Emerson McMillin   +4 more
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Compulsory Arbitration and Collective Bargaining

Journal of Industrial Relations, 1962
Kingsley Laffer
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Our Compulsory Arbitration Treaties Should Be Amended

, 1917
George W. Wickersham
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Compulsory Arbitration Not Essential to An Effective World Organization

, 1921
George W. Wickersham
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Compulsory Arbitration in Australia and New Zealand

Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York, 1917
M. Hammond
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A Jurisdictional Vertigo: Compulsory Arbitration, Sports and the European Court of Human Rights

Journal of Human Rights Practice
This article discusses jurisdictional issues when cases related to arbitral awards of the Court of Arbitration for Sport end up before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). By focusing on the ECtHR’s Third Chamber judgment in the Semenya case, it
Faraz Shahlaei
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