Arbitration award dismissed for lack of jurisdiction due to failure to exhaust prior administrative remedies.

The Arbitration Court of Brussels dismissed the applicant's request to set aside an arbitration award. The applicant argued that the award violated procedural fairness, but the court found that the dispute was not arbitrable because the applicant had not first exhausted the mandatory administrative remedies required by law. Consequently, the court held that the arbitration tribunal lacked jurisdiction to decide on the merits of the underlying labor dispute.