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Protas, Henry R
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Merion Station, PA
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12/13/2023 11:13:47 AM
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Fee For Services :
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1600.00
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Cancellation Policy :
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Per diem fee charged for cancellations or postponements with less than 14 calendar days notice.
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PA Recent Cases :
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FOP, Lodge No. 5 v. City of Philadelphia, Case 01-20-0015-0271; AFSCME District Council 47 v. City of Philadelphia, Case 01-19-0001-9905
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Other Recent Cases:
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AFSCME Local 3911 v. New Castle County, Case 01-21-0003-6309; Town of West New York, NJ and CWA Local 1045, Case No. AR-2020-381; Camden County Library and AFSCME Council 63, Local 1454, Case No AR-2019-088; United Steelworkers v. Pencor Services, Inc., Case 01-18-0002-4940; Cumberland Regional Board of Education and Cumberland Regional Education Association, Case No. AR-2021-038
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Mediation and Fact Finding Experience :
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I was employed as a trial attorney by the NLRB in Philadelphia for 40 years. A major part of my job was to investigate cases to determine whether the facts warranted issuance of complaint and to mediate settlements in those cases found to have merit. I also gained extensive experience at the NLRB in serving as a hearing officer in proceedings participated in by labor organizations and employers. After my retirement from the NLRB and before embarking on my career as a labor arbitrator, I job-shadowed arbitrators with active practices. Consistent with Section 2H of the Code of Professional Responsibility for Arbitrators of Labor-Management Disputes of the National Academy of Arbitrators and the guidelines of the American Arbitration Association, and the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, I prepared numerous preliminary drafts of arbitration decisions.
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Total Arbitration Cases :
7
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Teacher Arbitration Cases :
0
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Private Sector :
2
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Other Public Sector Arbitration :
5
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Other Experience :
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Prior to working at the NLRB, I worked as Assistant City Solicitor for the City of Philadelphia. In that capacity my primary function was to litigate civil arbitration cases.
St. Joseph's University-Adjunct Lecturer, 1996: I taught "Law of Industrial Relations." A major component of the course concerned the inner workings of arbitration and its role in industrial relations.
Temple University-Adjunct Lecturer, 1988: I taught "Collective Bargaining." A major component of the course concerned the inner workings of arbitration and its role in industrial relations.
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Professional Affiliations :
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Philadelphia Chapter of the Labor and Employment Relations Association, Arbitrator with the New Jersey State Board of Mediation.
American Arbitration Association's roster of labor arbitrators.
New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission’s (PERC) roster of labor arbitrators.
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board roster of fact-finders and arbitrators
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Education :
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Temple University School of Law (JD 1975) (top 10% of class)
Temple Law Quarterly, Staff (1973-74), Associate Editor (1974-75)
Syracuse University (BA 1972) Cum Laude
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Date Education Completed :
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1975
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Advocate :
No
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