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Fraternal Order of Police, Penn-Jersey Lodge 30 v. Delaware River Port Authority

District Court, D. New Jersey

Decided July 18, 2013No. Civil No. 12-2170 (JBS/KMW)Published

1Opinion of the Court

*537OPINION

SIMANDLE, Chief Judge.

I. INTRODUCTION

The Court previously issued an Opinion and Order [Docket Items 22 & 23] mandating that Defendant Delaware River Port Authority (“DRPA”) must participate in binding interest arbitration with Plaintiff Fraternal Order of Police Penn-Jersey Lodge 30 (“FOP”) regarding the terms and conditions of FOP members’ employment. The parties asked the Court via letter [Docket Item 27] to resolve certain disputes regarding the interest arbitration procedure.

The principal issue is which disputes the Court and the arbitrator must decide, respectively. The Court has…

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