As long as an arbitration award is based on the bargaining agreement, a court should enforce the award without examining its correctness.

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This is known as the "essence test," and as long as the arbitrator is interpreting and applying the terms of the agreement, courts typically do not second-guess the decision made in the arbitration award.

As Long as an Arbitration Award Is Based on the Bargaining