{"issue_text":"Whether an arbitrator has the power to reduce an existing minimum wage provided for in an existing registered Collective Bargaining Agreement.","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Existence of CBA setting minimum wage at US$150.00; Appellant's request for reduction to US$105.00; Arbitrator's refusal based on lack of jurisdiction."}
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Background
The appellant employer association sought a reduction of the minimum wage from US$150.00 to US$105.00, citing an unfavorable economic climate and inability of its members to pay. The respondent union opposed the reduction. The arbitrator declined to reduce the wage, finding he lacked jurisdiction to alter a registered CBA. The employer appealed this decision.
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