Jeremy was terminated by his employer for violating company rules.He challenged the termination by filing a grievance.Eventually,the matter went to arbitration and Jeremy's termination was ruled to have been improper.The employer filed a claim in court to have the arbitrator's ruling overturned since it claimed the facts clearly demonstrated Jeremy had violated the express rules of the company.The employer claimed that the arbitrator had ignored the obvious and had committed a serious mistake of fact.A court may refuse to enforce an arbitrator's ruling if:

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The court may only refuse to enforce an arbitrator's ruling if it is contrary to public policy. While an arbitrator's ruling may be challenged on the basis of a serious mistake of fact, it is not enough to warrant a court refusing to enforce the ruling.

Jeremy Was Terminated by His Employer for Violating Company Rules