Article:
Charles B. Craver, The Judicial Enforcement of Public Sector Grievance Arbitration, 58 TEXAS L. REV. 329 (1980).
 

Abstract:
As federal, state, and local governments pass statutes allowing for collective bargaining agreements between them and their employees, the use of arbitration clauses has also increased correspondingly. When government employees are unable to come to an agreement with their employer, public authorities have increasingly sought to use binding arbitration as a means of resolving bargaining impasses. This Article examines the extent to which prearbitration and postarbitration judicial intercession is currently available in the context of a public labor dispute.