Peerless Importers, Inc. v. Wine, Liquor & Distillery Workers Union Local One, John Schumacher, Intervenor

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• holding that a new collective bargaining agreement providing for arbitration, which was restricted to disputes arising under the agreement and during its term, did not apply to a claim for reinstatement by an employee discharged prior to the new agreement
• “[W]here [an] arbitration clause is broad, we have direct-' ed courts to compel arbitration whenever a party has asserted a claim, howevér frivolous, that On its face is governed by the contract.”
• mandatory arbitration of all claims “arising under this agreement and during its term”
• arbitration clause narrow and specifically applied only to disputes arising during its term

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