The Difference Between an Arbitrator and a Mediator Is That

question 44

Multiple Choice

The difference between an arbitrator and a mediator is that:

• A)a mediator is a neutral third party,while an arbitrator is a member of the union.
• B)a mediator's solution to a labor dispute is enforceable,while the arbitrator's solution is non- enforceable.
• C)an arbitrator's solution to a labor dispute is binding on the participants,while a mediator's solution is not binding.
• D)an arbitrator is a neutral third party,while a mediator is a representative of management.
• E)an arbitrator is a representative of management,while a mediator is a representative of the union.

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