First Name: Initial: Last Name: Suffix: Arbitrator Since: Dennis J. Campagna 1996

Arbitration/Mediation Experience

Full-time Arbitrator, Mediator & Fact Finder with nationally based public and private sector base. Have served as an impartial Arbitrator and Mediator in over 1000 rights and interest arbitration cases covering a full range of contract interpretation, disciplinary, employment discrimination, and sexual harassment. I am an approved Mediator for the U.S. Federal Court System on issues of Employment Discrimination. Special Magistrate for Labor Relations, State of Florida PERC

Panels/Permanent Arbitrator

American Arbitration Association, FMCS, N.Y. PERB, National Mediation Board, State of Florida PERC. Panels include Verizon/CWA, Buffalo (City)/PBA, Rochester (City)/PBA, N.Y. Airbrake/IAMAW, Pall Corp./UAW, Rochester Transit/ATU, Rochester CSD/Rochester Teachers, Albany City School District/Albany Teachers, NYS/PEF, NYS/CSEA.

Issues/Industries

Airlines, Railroad, Broadcasting, Chemical, Federal, State & Local Governments, Health Care, Police & Fire, Private Sector Grievance & Interest Arbitration, Public Sector Grievance & Interest Arbitration. Issues include, but not limited to: arbitrability (procedural & substantive), wages, disciplinary actions, discrimination, wage & hour, jurisdictional disputes, subcontracting, transfer, premium pay disputes, ADA, FMLA.

Work History

1974-84, NYSUT/AFT,AFL-CIO Field Representative, Mid-Hudson Region; 1987-1996, Flaherty-Cohen et. al. (now Bond Schoeneck & King) representing management clients; 1996-2008, Cornell University School of Industrial & Labor Relations Faculty Member (New York City Office); 2008-present, Cornell University ILR Adjunct Faculty Member (New York City Office)

Education

University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), B.A. Mathematics, Canisius College, M.S. Applied Mathematics, SUNY at Buffalo Law School, J.D., Harvard University School of Law, Program of Instruction for Lawyers (Negotiations, Prof. Roger Fisher)

Professional Affiliations