Clarence R. Deitsch

• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (2006). Gompersonian Organizational Principles: The Summer of Labor Discontent. Labor Law Journal 57 (2): 83-88.
• Deitsch, C. R., (Spring 2006). When Arbitrability And Merit Become Inextricably Intertwined: Placing The Cart Before The Horse. Labor Law Journal 57 (1): 13-17.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., Guice, F., (2006). Weingarten Rights in the Non-Union Workplace: A Merry-Go-Round of NLRB Decisions. Dispute Resolution Journal 61 (2): 46-51.
• Deitsch, C. R., (2005). Coca Cola Inc, and Teamsters Local 414. Labor Arbitration Reports 120: 1088-1095, (LA) Commerce Clearing House, Chicago, ILL.
• Deitsch, C. R., (2005). Aluminum Extruded Shapes and Iron Workers Shopmen's Local 522. Labor Arbitration Reports 120: 1041-1047, (LA) Commerce Clearing House (CCH), Chicago, ILL. .
• Deitsch, C. R., (2004). Seniority Clauses: An End Run Around Just Cause. Dispute Resolution Journal 59 (4): 30-34, American Arbitration Association, New York.
• Deitsch, C. R., (2004). City of Gary Human Relations Commission and AFSCME. Labor Arbitration Reports 120 (5): 244-249.
• Deitsch, C. R., (2003). Jekyll and Hyde: The Personalities of a Public Sector Arbitrator. Journal of Collective Negotiations in the Public Sector 30 (1): 15-22.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1996). Arbitration, Law and Economics: Not Such Strange Bedfellows. Labor Law Journal 47 (10): 684-690.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1990). Collyer and Neutral Site Selection: Another Burden for an Already Overburdened Process. Labor Law Journal 41 (11): 794-798.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1990). Arbitrability in a Post-Bowen World: A Minefield for All Parties. Arbitration Journal 45 (2): 45-51.
• Dilts, D. A., Deitsch, C. R., (1989). Arbitration Win/Loss Rates as a Measure of Arbitrator Neutrality. Arbitration Journal 44 (3): 42-47.
• Dilts, D. A., Deitsch, C. R., (1989). The Arbitration Literature: Who Contributes? Journal of Labor Research 10 (2): 207-214.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1989). An Analysis of Arbitrator Characteristics and Their Effects on Decision Making in Discharge Cases. Labor Law Journal 40 (2): 112-116.
• Deitsch, C. R., (1987). Participatory Management and Labor Law: A Collision Course? Labor Law Journal 38 (12): 786-790.
• Dilts, D. A., Deitsch, C. R., (1986). Absentee Workers Back on the Job: The Case of GM. Business Horizons 29 (2): 46-51.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1986). Factors Affecting Pre-Arbitral Settlement of Rights Disputes: Predicting the Method of Rights Dispute Resolution. Journal of Labor Research 7 (1) 69-78.
• Deitsch, C. R., (1984). Bowen v. United States Postal service: Preparing the Way for a More Active Labor Role in Contract Administration. Arbitration Journal 39 (1): 57-59.
• Dilts, D. A., Deitsch, C. R., (1984). Arbitration Lost: The Public Sector Assault on Arbitration. Labor Law Journal 35 (3): 182-188.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1983). NLRB v. Yeshiva University: a positive perspective. Monthly Labor Review 106 (7): 34-37.
• Deitsch, C. R., Dilts, D. A., (1981). Getting Absent Workers Back on the Job: The Case of General Motors. Business Horizons 24 (5): 52-58.  

Other Articles

• Commentaries, Clarence R. Deitsch and T. Norman Van Cott, Capped—and Gowned—CEOs. John William Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, March 9, 2009. 

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