Practical insights from labor arbitration
Our work in labor arbitration is grounded in practical experience, but it is also informed by ongoing engagement with the field through writing, teaching, and professional collaboration.
This section provides access to selected articles and publications that explore issues in labor arbitration and advocacy. These materials are intended for those who are interested in a deeper look at how arbitration works and how advocates can present cases effectively.
Good arbitration is shaped by experience, insight, and effective advocacy.
Publications in labor relations & dispute resolution
Members of the Going AWOL team have contributed to a range of publications in labor relations and dispute resolution.
Richard Bales has authored or co-authored several books in the field, including Labor and Employment Arbitration in a Nutshell, as well as works on arbitration law, employment law, and alternative dispute resolution.
Practical guidance for real arbitration cases
Going AWOL focuses on practical training. Our publications translate real arbitration experience into practical guidance that can be applied directly in preparing and presenting arbitration cases.
Grounded in Experience
Built on real labour arbitration experience and practical workplace advocacy.
Directly Applicable Skills
Actionable guidance that can be used when preparing and presenting arbitration cases.
For Workplace advocates
Created for labour advocates, union representatives, HR professionals, and managers.
Continuously Improving Practice
Shaped through ongoing professional collaboration and evolving arbitration practice.