I've never had much of an appetite for strikes or labour strife, so I've always been a big fan of what I think they call final-offer arbitration, or I call it baseball arbitration: each side makes their best pitch, and an agreed-upon arbitrator picks the one that, in their judgment, is the most palatable offer, the most compromised offer.
N'ayant jamais été un grand amateur de grèves et de conflits de travail, j'ai toujours été un fervent partisan de ce qu'on appelle, sauf erreur, l'arbitrage des propositions finales, et que j'appelle, moi, l'arbitrage du baseball.