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The arbitrator's decision is usually binding on the parties.

The Arbitration Fairness Act Is In The House - The Consumerist 2009

The arbitrators are usually biased towards the company, which picks which arbitrator to use-and often pays the arbitrator's fees (unlike courts, which are funded by taxpayers).

The Arbitration Fairness Act Is In The House - The Consumerist 2009

Each individual, concerned with maintaining his reputation as a reliable trading partner, is willing to be bound by the arbitrator's decision.

A Theory of Government, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

A study of fifty-two arbitration clauses that are in typical consumer contracts found that forty of them describe the arbitrator's decision as final or non-appealable, and the only five agreements that allowed appeal simply provided for a new arbitration.

Mandatory Binding Arbitration: The Worst Choose Your Own Adventure Ever - The Consumerist 2009

- In other D.C. education news, DCPS has yet to decide whether it's going to appeal an arbitrator's decision reinstating 75 fired teachers -- even though Rhee said that they will -- Bill Turque reports at D.C.

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DETROIT—City officials said a pension deal approved Tuesday by a union representing police officers, taken together with a arbitrator's ruling in the spring, would save about $100 million in the next five years.

Deal Slices Workers' Pensions in Detroit Matthew Dolan 2011

The arbitrator's ruling set a precedent and pushed the city and the union for the rank-and-file police officers into collective bargaining for an agreement ratified by the Detroit Police Officers Union on Tuesday.

Deal Slices Workers' Pensions in Detroit Matthew Dolan 2011

Though the buyers appealed, a federal judge upheld the arbitrator's ruling.

Happy Ending In the Big Easy 2011

It largely mirrors an arbitrator's ruling in April under which 1,500 higher ranking police and firefighters would no longer get a cost-of-living adjustment to their benefits and would see a cut in the rate at which they earn benefits.

Deal Slices Workers' Pensions in Detroit Matthew Dolan 2011

The Post editorial board, meanwhile, urges DCPS to fight, calling the arbitrator's decision "mind-boggling" and identifying the failings of some of the fired teachers -- "the instance of a teacher sending mass e-mails to the entire school staff rebuking her supervisors, the case of a teacher who was rude and aggressive, and so on."

DeMorning DeBonis: Feb. 11, 2011 Mike DeBonis 2011