For decades, mediator Ted Kheel was a dominant force in labor disputes. He developed his unique techniques mediating teacher, transit and press strikes. Mr. Kheel died recently at the age of 96.
See New York Times Articles:
“Lessons from a Master Mediator” and
“Theodore W. Kheel, Labor Mediator, Dies at 96”
Also see Ted Kheel, Founder of the Nurture Nature Foundation
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