PRETRIAL ADJUDICATION
...Contract Arbitration
......Compelling Arbitration
.........Collective Bargaining Agrmts
8 Cards On This Topic:
  • Arbitration of city worker furloughs is not an unlawful delegation of discretionary authority to arbitrator, and city is contractually obligated under MOUs to arbitrate the dispute.
  • Court should deny petition to compel arbitration to enforce collective bargaining provisions b/t union and school district if CB provisions directly conflict with Ed. Code.
  • Order to compel arbitration of employee's Labor Code claims seeking to enforce wage order was proper even where collective bargaining agreement did not mention Labor Code.
  • Court erred in compelling arbitration of employee's claims for payments upon separation from employment and unfair competition where claims were irrelevant to wage order.
  • Denial of arbitration of class claims proper where there was no intent in collective bargaining agreement to arbitrate such claims.
  • Employee must arbitrate claims under arbitration provision in individual employment agreement as it was not inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement covering her.
  • Motion to compel properly denied where D may only compel union to arbitrate, not a union member, and in any case never sought to compel compliance with steps 1 and 2 of the CBA, prerequisites to step 3 where arbitration occurs.
  • P not bound to arbitrate under the terms of MOA b/t County and his bargaining rep because it did not provide for a clear and unmistakable waiver of P's right to a judicial forum for his statutory discrimination claims.