Compulsory arbitration laws for public employees are generally the same in all states.

Compulsory Arbitration

A form of arbitration where parties are required by law or contract to submit their dispute to an arbitrator and adhere to the decision.

Public Employees

Individuals employed by government entities at the federal, state, or local level, including a wide range of positions from administrative staff to public safety officers.

Arbitration Laws

refer to the statutes and regulations governing the process of resolving disputes outside courts, typically through the appointment of an arbitrator.