The Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, assailed by 27 arbitrators for its “reprehensible” public campaign against a colleague whose contract award enraged the union, has responded by claiming their refusal to accept future cases in which it’s involved shows their bias and has asked city and state dispute-resolution offices to remove those arbitrators from their panels.
No Longer Impartial?
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