Re:Pilots Strike at Cargo Carrier Serving DHL, Amazon.com
by jandrese on Tuesday November 22, 2016 @04:46PM
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IMHO, if the courts are being used to break the strike they should also be used to arbitrate the dispute and make the resolution binding. Make it dangerous to try to use the government to prosecute your own labor relations problem because they could find in favor of the unions and force you to honor time off promises or raise pay or whatever it is the union is striking over. And of course if the union is the one being unreasonable then we have today's situation where the workers are told to get back to work and the Union is told to pound sand.
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Re:Pilots Strike at Cargo Carrier Serving DHL, Amazon.com
by rgbrenner on Tuesday November 22, 2016 @05:00PM
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Right now, the NLRB does that. The board uses administrative law judges, and they can be appealed to the US court of appeals or the US supreme court.
It's so similar to what you're suggesting, I'm not quite sure what the advantage of changing it would be?