Ill. Admin. Code tit. 56, § 110.20 - Policy
a) The labor policy
of the State of Illinois is designed to promote the settlement of issues
between employers and represented employees through the processes of collective
bargaining and voluntary arbitration. This policy encourages the use of
voluntary arbitration to resolve disputes over the interpretation or
application of collective bargaining agreements. Voluntary arbitration and
fact-finding in disputes and disagreements over establishment or modification
of contract terms are important features of constructive labor-management
relations, as alternatives to economic strife in the settlement of
disputes.
b) Additionally, it is
the policy of the State to promote expeditious resolution of private employment
contract disputes between an employer and employee, to provide to the judicial
branch of government means of alternative resolution of suits regarding the
interpretation or application of collective bargaining agreements or private
employment contracts, and in general to offer these voluntary mechanisms of
dispute resolution as needed by both the private and public sector of the
economy.
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