First Name: Initial: Last Name: Suffix: Arbitrator Since: Jacquelin F. Drucker. Esq. 1990

Arbitration/Mediation Experience

Full-time arbitrator with nationally based practice in public and private sectors. Extensive experience in all aspects of labor, employment, complex commercial, and class-action arbitrations.

Panels/Permanent Arbitrator

American Arbitration Association (Labor, Employment, Commercial, Large Complex Disputes, and Class Action Panels); FMCS; NYPERB; NYSERB; Suffolk County & Suffolk County PBA; Suffolk County & AME; Nassau County & CSEA; UMWA & Bituminous Coal Operators (various districts); Orange County & COBA; State of NY & PEF (Select Patient Abuse Panel); USPS & APWU; Beth Israel Medical Center & 1199; State of NY & CSEA (Select Patient Abuse Panel); Coca Cola Bottling & IBT 957; and dozens more.

Issues/Industries

Issues: Full range of issues that arise in labor and employment arbitration, including, as examples of just a few: arbitrability (procedural and substantive), wages, all forms of discipline, overtime, unit work, out of title, discrimination, wildcat strikes, leave, FMLA, subcontracting, transfer, premium pay, and ERISA Industries: Numerous and varied, including all aspects of public sector (law enforcement, health care, fire, corrections, education, higher ed.,transportation) and nearly every private-sector industry except pro sports

Work History

29 years of experience in labor relations and employment law. Served as general counsel, executive director, and vice chair of Ohio public sector labor board, practiced law on management side, and worked for several years as a union lobbyist. Adjunct faculty member, Cornell ILR School (2004 to present); Director, Programs for Neutrals, Cornell ILR/Institute on Conflict Res. (1995-2004); trainer of arbitrators for AAA, Pepperdine Law, and others

Education

J.D. with honors, The Ohio State University College of Law B.A. with distinction and honors, The Ohio State University Bd

Professional Affiliations