Section 1. A written agreement or a provision in a written agreement between a labor organization or organizations, as defined in subsection (5) of section two of chapter one hundred and fifty A, and an employer or employers or association or group of employers to submit to arbitration any existing controversy or any controversy thereafter arising between parties to the agreement, including but not restricted to any controversy dealing with rates of pay, wages, hours or other terms and conditions of employment of any employee or employees, shall be valid, enforceable and irrevocable, except as otherwise provided by law or in equity for the revocation of any contract.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part I - Administration of the Government
Title XXI - Labor and Industries
Chapter 150c - Collective Bargaining Agreements to Arbitrate
Section 1 - Legal Status of Agreements
Section 2 - Failure to Arbitrate; Application to Superior Court; Procedure
Section 3 - Arbitrators; Method of Appointment; Appointment by Court
Section 4 - Arbitrators; Powers
Section 5 - Notice; Effect of Appearance; Hearings
Section 6 - Representation by Attorney; Waiver
Section 7 - Award; Time; Waiver of Objections
Section 8 - Award; Modification; Time for Application; Notice
Section 10 - Confirmation of Award
Section 11 - Vacation of Award; Grounds; Application; Rehearing
Section 12 - Modification or Correction of Award; Grounds; Procedure
Section 13 - Effect of Judgment or Decree
Section 14 - Hearings in Superior Court; Time; Service of Notice