The Record Behind the Contract
In labor disputes, the answer is usually already in the paper—if someone can find it.
A grievance over overtime distribution can hinge on a side letter signed three contracts ago, a practice everyone followed but nobody wrote down, or a proposal withdrawn at the table. Unfair labor practice charges turn on dates, statements and who knew what. The evidence exists. It is spread across contracts, minutes, notes and files that predate everyone in the room.
Contract Language and Past Practice
Saxon reads the CBA, side letters, MOUs and prior awards, and ties every relevant clause to its page. It assembles the evidence of how the parties actually applied the language—schedules, postings, payroll, prior grievance settlements—so a past-practice argument rests on documents, not recollection.
Bargaining History and ULP Charges
Saxon organizes bargaining notes, proposals, counterproposals and tentative agreements into a cited history of the table. For unfair labor practice charges, it builds the chronology of statements, discipline and dates that the charge, the position statement and the Board agent will all turn to.
What Makes This Repeatable: Playbooks
Playbooks turn your practice’s best habits into the default process: the grievance intake, the step-meeting summary, the arbitration exhibit list, the ULP chronology. Configured with your team and run in your templates, the same disciplined review happens on the first grievance of the year and the two hundredth.
One Labor File, Start to Finish
From the organizing campaign and the representation petition through bargaining, contract administration, grievances and arbitration, Saxon carries one cited record forward. When a dispute reaches the arbitrator or the Board, the history behind it is already organized, sourced and ready for your review.