William O. Douglas

“ We relegated the courts to their narrow field, leaving arbitration to the new expertise. [5]
An arbiter is not of course free 'to dispense his own brand of industrial justice' but is admonished 'to reach a fair solution of a problem' within the letter and spirit of the collective bargaining agreement. ”

“ Whatever view of the process may be taken, it is clear that determining fringe benefits under a collective bargaining agreement is no job for a computer. But it can be hardly more than that when the Labor Board makes its computations for insertion in the remedial order. ”

“ Seldom does a department restrict its powers narrowly and assume a self-denying attitude. The tendency is to construe express powers broadly. The organism grows by subtle and little-noticed extensions of authority. ”