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This is good news. They need to take the next step now and end forced arbitration altogether. The fact that your employee can twist your arm into giving up your
by tharne 5y ago
This is good news. They need to take the next step now and end forced arbitration altogether. The fact that your employee can twist your arm into giving up your right to access the court system is completely immoral.
- LorenPechtel 5y agoThis. Arbitration works reasonably well between two weak entities but that's it. The fundamental problem is that anyone who repeatedly goes to arbitration will learn who will favor them in making judgments and will use their strikes to remove the ones least favorable to their position. This rapidly degenerates to a system where the arbiters have to generally rule for the big guys or they won't have any business. When it's big guy vs big guy they'll distribute their decisions between the two--but that will favor the side that's being unreasonable. (Ask for the moon, get half a moon.) The court system is seriously unwieldy but arbitration is seriously unfair except in the case of small fry vs small fry.