Port Huron Area School District v. Port Huron Education Ass'n

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• noting that an arbitrator's jurisdiction to resolve a dispute over a collective bargaining agreement is derived exclusively from the agreement itself
• stating that reversal due to insufficiency of the evidence bars retrial “on double jeopardy grounds”
• explaining that an arbitrator possesses no general jurisdiction to resolve disputes concerning the interpretation of a collective bargaining agreement independent of the terms of the contract itself
• \It is well-settled that arbitration is a favored means of resolving labor disputes. . . .\
• “It is well-settled that arbitration is a favored means of resolving labor disputes . . . .”
• \Parties consenting to arbitration pursuant to written agreements consent to arbitrate within the framework of the terms and conditions of such agreements.\

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