· 5/30/1997
Saint Mary Home, Inc. v. Service Employees International Union, District 1199 New England Health Care Employees Union, Afl-Cio
Citations
- 116 F.3d 41
- 155 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2456
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 15015
- 1997 WL 340544
How courts have described this case
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- “When parties to an agreement bargain for an arbitrator’s decision, that bargain may not be upset by a court simply because it deems the decision incorrect”
- “[C]ourts may refuse to enforce arbitral awards only in those rare cases when enforcement of the award would be directly at odds with a well defined and dominant public policy resting on clear law and legal precedent.”
- “Internal inconsistencies in the opinion are not grounds to vacate the award notwithstanding [appellant’s] plausible argument that the arbitrator’s decision was misguided or our own concerns regarding the arbitrator’s conclusion.”
- ‘‘[n]owhere does the [employer] point to an established policy that calls for a fixed disciplinary action of permanent dismissal in all cases [in which] drug related conduct occurs in the workplace’’
- “Internal inconsistencies in the opinion are not grounds to vacate the award notwithstanding the [petitioner’s] plausible argument that the arbitrator’s decision was misguided or our own concerns regarding the arbitrator’s conclusion.”
- arbitral remedy of reinstatement upheld unless there exists a public policy against reinstatement
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Judges: Walker, McLaughlin, Cudahy
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