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What are the various facets of the job of an arbitrator? Provide examples of ethical considerations, past practice, fairness, and other traits and responsibilities.

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The various facets of the job of an arbitrator include honesty, integrity and impartiality. He must have the ability to use these personal qualities effectively in order to make sound decisions. He must provide service to his parties impartially in the best interest of the parties rather than looking for his own personal interest, which ...

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