The Decision of a Decision Maker May Be Challenged on the Basis

question 79

True/False

The decision of a decision maker may be challenged on the basis of a legal error made on the record of the proceedings.

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Definitions:

Strike Capability

The ability of workers or a labor union to carry out a strike effectively in pursuit of their demands.

Interest Arbitration

A dispute resolution method where an impartial arbitrator makes binding decisions on labor-management disputes, especially during collective bargaining.

Plant Closings

The process of shutting down manufacturing facilities or plants, often leading to job losses and economic impacts on communities.

Surface Bargaining

A term used in labor relations to describe negotiations between a union and employer that are not intended to reach a meaningful agreement.