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Texas Labor Code - Chapter 102 Labor ArbitrationLegal Research Home > Texas Lawyer > Labor Code > Texas Labor Code - Chapter 102 Labor Arbitration Sponsored LinksIn this chapter, "board" means an arbitration board appointed under this chapter. Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993. ... (a) An employer and employees may submit a dispute or grievance resulting from the employer's and employees' work relationship to a board for a hearing ... A board established under this chapter must be composed of five members. Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, § 1, eff. Sept. 1. 1993. ... The employer may designate two arbitrators to serve on the board. Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993. ... (a) In a dispute or grievance in which the affected employees are members in good standing of a labor organization: (1) if the organization is ... (a) The four arbitrators selected under Sections 102.012 and 102.013 shall designate a fifth arbitrator who serves as the chairman of the board. (b) If ... The board shall select one member to act as secretary for the board. Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993. ... (a) An arbitrator selected under this chapter must: (1) sign a form consenting to serve as an arbitrator; and (2) take and sign an oath ... (a) A board may adopt and enforce rules to be followed at board hearings. (b) The board may set a schedule of sessions and adjournments. ... (a) The chairman of the board may: (1) administer oaths; and (2) issue subpoenas for the production of books and papers and the attendance of ... (a) The board's secretary shall sign each subpoena issued under this chapter. (b) The board may authorize a person of full age to serve a ... During the period that the arbitration is pending, an employer or receiver or an agent of the employer may not discharge an employee who is ... (a) During the period that arbitration is pending, a labor organization that represents employees who are parties to the arbitration may not order or aid ... (a) The question to be decided by the board must be submitted to the board in writing, signed by: (1) the employer or receiver; and ... (a) The board shall conduct a hearing not later than the 10th day after the agreement to arbitrate is filed. (b) Each party to the ... A board may submit a written petition signed by a majority of the board to a district judge in the county in which the dispute ... On receipt of a petition filed under Section 102.051, the judge shall issue an order establishing an arbitration board. The order shall refer the matter ... The petition and the subsequent order or a copy of the petition and order shall be filed with the district clerk in the county in ... Before a board considers a dispute or grievance, each party shall file a bond in an amount set by the board and conditioned on the ... A member of the board is entitled to receive: (1) three dollars a day for each day of actual service on the board not to ... A witness called by the board is entitled to receive: (1) 50 cents a day for each day's attendance; and (2) five cents a mile ... (a) The board may charge fees and mileage paid under Sections 102.062 and 102.063 against either or both parties. (b) Fees and mileage charged against ... Except as provided by Section 102.072, a board's power ends on the determination of the grievance or dispute by the board. Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ... (a) If, at the time a board renders its determination, a similar grievance or dispute exists between the same class of persons for which a ... (a) The board shall issue three copies of the arbitration award. (b) The board shall: (1) file one copy of the award with the district ... (a) Judgment shall be entered on an award made under this chapter and the award takes effect, unless a timely exception is filed, on the ... (a) Either party to an arbitration case decided by a district court may file an appeal of the district court's decision not later than the ... Last modified: August 11, 2007 |