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Steve Schultz Discusses Arbitration at MPSI
The Michigan Public Service Institute annually brings together more than 100 Public Works Directors and other management staff from all over the state for an in-depth training session on a variety of topics relevant to the management of municipal public works departments. Steve Schultz recently spoke in Mt. Pleasant to the Institute’s 2009 attendees on “Arbitration – How to Avoid It, and What to Expect if You Can’t.” The session presented several case studies and a wide ranging discussion of the arbitration process.
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