By deciphering undefined phrases in a collective bargaining settlement, an arbitrator overstepped his authority, a state appellate courtroom has dominated. The choice sinks a Chicago union’s push to gather premium pay stemming from work modifications undertaken in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Arbitrator Exceeded Authority to Award Union’s COVID-19 ‘Premium Pay,’ State Appellate Court Holds
