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EFFECTS OF GENDER ON ARBITRATORS' DECISIONS.

Academy of Management Journal · 1985 · 29 citations · 14 references

Concepts

LawGender StudiesLabor LawGenderLabor ArbitrationLabor RelationsAppointment Of ArbitratorsArbitral ProcedureArbitrationGender BiasGender DiscriminationGrievance HandlingArbitration In Labor RelationsGender Differences In BargainingGendered Labor RelationsLabor Relations LawLabor-management Relations ActMass ArbitrationParty Appointment Of Arbitrators

Abstract

The article discusses research pertaining to the effects of a grievant's gender on arbitration decisions in cases related to labor management relations. The study found that neither the arbitrators...

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Social Sciences, Psychology, Individual Differences +14

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Management, Human Resource Management, Social Psychology +12

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William H. Mobley · Academy of Management Journal · 1982 · 155 citations

Management, Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior +11

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Management, Human Resource Management, Performance Management +11

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Education, Higher Education, Recruitment +5