A New Jersey appeals court has voided Best Buy’s mandatory arbitration policy for workplace disputes, holding that the employee did not agree to the terms, though the panel members were split on the reasoning.
The Appellate Division reinstated an age discrimination suit by a former store manager after ruling that he did not agree to be bound to the company’s policy mandating arbitration of employee disputes.
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