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arbitrator

[ahr-bi-trey-ter] / ˈɑr bɪˌtreɪ tər /


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An arbitrator ends the “reserve clause” that had tethered players to one employer for life, triggering the largest salary gains of any group of employees, anywhere—and changing labor practices in all U.S. sports.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, just before spring training the Dodgers added Gibson, who became available when he was declared a free agent by an arbitrator in a collusion case brought against MLB owners.

From Los Angeles Times

The Faster Labor Contracts Act would require federal arbitrators to dictate private contracts if employers and unions can’t reach agreement within an arbitrary and unrealistic timeframe.

From The Wall Street Journal

Putting businesses into a two-year bind crafted by uninformed arbitrators risks destroying companies and leaving employees jobless.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since retiring from the bench, she has continued to work as an arbitrator and is a partner at a local injury law firm.

From Los Angeles Times