January 13-15, 2009
FMCS National Office 2100 K Street NW
Room 200
Washington, DC 20427
Registration Fee: $700.00
Early Bird: $650.00
This class will be limited to the first 20 registrants. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive an FMCS Certificate of Training.
Course Information:
This intensive, three-day program is designed specifically for labor practitioners in the Federal sector. This course enhances the arbitration advocacy abilities of experienced labor relations practitioners, union business agents, stewards, personnel managers, analysts, and attorneys -- for both labor and management.
A major emphasis of this program will be a review of substantive and procedural case-handling issues, using hypothetical situations in an interactive format. The highlight of the course will be a mock arbitration of a complex model case that raises discipline and contract interpretation issues. The faculty will include members of the National Academy of Arbitrators. Registrants receive course texts and a specially compiled set of arbitration practice guides.
Topics Include:
- Opening the case with a winning statement
- Structuring the order of proof
- Proving negotiating history and past practice
- Making and responding to evidentiary objections
- Examining witnesses
- Remedies in the Federal sector, including the Back Pay Act
- Crafting effective closing arguments and post-hearing briefs
- Post Award Procedures
Faculty:
- Homer LaRue, Arbitrator / Mediator, NAA
- Jack Clarke, Arbitrator / Mediator, NAA
For online course registration, please click here.
FMCS Institute for Conflict Management (202) 606-3627 or (206) 553-2773.
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