Glass, Molders, Pottery, Plastics and Allied Workers International Union, Afl-Cio, Clc, Local 182b v. Excelsior Foundry Company

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• holding that neither the AAA Rules nor functus officio barred an arbitrator from clarifying his award to explain which party was responsible for the costs of a rehabilitative program
• noting that the functus officio doctrine “[t]oday, [is] riddled with exceptions ... [and] is hanging on by its fingernails”
• holding that uncertainty in an arbitration award Agreement
• remanding the issue of backpay to the arbitrator when the employee was not reinstated because the award was challenged
• functus officio doctrine is “riddled with exceptions ... [and] is hanging on by its fingernails”
• “An ex 2 parte conduct is not an automatic ground for invalidating” an arbitration award.

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