Massachusetts § 10A Mediators; confidential information

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 10A — Mediators; confidential information

Massachusetts § 10A

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title XXILABOR AND INDUSTRIES

Ch. 150CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION OF INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES

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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 150, § 10A (2026).

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Section 10A. Any person acting as a mediator in a labor dispute, including any person acting as such pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, who receives information as a mediator relating to the labor dispute shall not be required to reveal such information received by him in the course of mediation in any administrative, civil or arbitration proceeding. Nothing herein contained shall apply to any criminal proceedings.

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Section 10A. Any person acting as a mediator in a labor dispute, including any person acting as such pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, who receives information as a mediator relating to the labor dispute shall not be required to reveal such information received by him in the course of mediation in any administrative, civil or arbitration proceeding. Nothing herein contained shall apply to any criminal proceedings.

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