Over the past decade, bipartisan Members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives have introduced legislation to reaffirm that servicemembers and veterans cannot be required to arbitrate their USERRA claims, unless they agree to arbitrate after the employment dispute has occurred.
Cicilline discusses bipartisan efforts to protect servicemembers' rights against arbitration.
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