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arbitrator

noun as in settler of a dispute

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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.

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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.

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

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

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This monitor would be copied on reports from either side about settlement violations that would eventually lead to “non-binding, advisory only” decisions by a separate arbitrator.

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