My Most Popular (Arbitration) Posts
I've had a bit of writer's block lately when it comes to my labor arbitration newsletter. It's a result of focusing on other projects and a reduced caseload that triggers fewer "I gotta write about this" moments. I thought I'd look back at my older writing to find my most popular posts. These aren't necessarily the most popular of all time, because I've posted on two separate platforms and don't have the same traction on this one as I did on my last, but I think you will find it representative of the posts that have attracted the most attention. Here are ten popular posts.
Ten: Creating Your Expedited Arbitration Process I am a huge cheerleader for expedited arbitration. Here's a manual for creating one for your contract.
Nine: Understanding Insubordination One of the trickier reasons to fire someone, I can see why this was a popular story.
Eight: A Quick Primer on Past Practice Another tough topic. Glad I could help out!
Seven: Green Arbitration I'd like to tell you that I've reduced my carbon footprint by cutting out travel to hearings, but I've completely offset it with leisure travel. Anyway, other people must be curious about how to "green" labor arbitration.
Six: This spot is practically a tie between my End of the Year Wrapped column and a column about Using Certified Court Reporters. I hope you enjoy them both!
Five: A Lot of Choices A guide to selecting new arbitrators
Four: "Free" Speech and the Workplace Just how "free" is your speech at work?
Three: Using Subpoenas I tried to demystify using subpoenas in arbitration cases. Another tricky area.
Two: To Brief or Not to Brief I hope this helps people decide how to make their closing argument. As with expedited processes, I think more people should do oral argument, to be honest.
One: "My Life Fell Apart" By far the post popular post I have written, addressing the grievant whose defense is the complete mess their lives have become.
