A Mandatory Arbitration Clause in an Employment Contract May Not

question 50

Multiple Choice

A mandatory arbitration clause in an employment contract may not be enforced if

• A)the arbitration rules and procedures are unfair to one of the parties.
• B)the parties did not specify limits to the disputes that may be submitted.
• C)the relevant arbitration statute does not exclude the claim in dispute.
• D)a party who agreed to the clause later opposes arbitration.

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Differentiate between marriage and cohabitation.

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Definitions:

Work Rules

Standards and guidelines established within a workplace governing employee conduct, performance expectations, and operational procedures.

American Federation of Labor

A national federation of labor unions in the United States, established in 1886, focusing on skilled workers' rights and interests.

National War Labor Board

A government agency established during World War I and again during World War II to mediate labor disputes and prevent strikes that could disrupt production in wartime industries.

U.S. Labor Relations

The relationship between workers and employers in the United States, governed by laws and regulations pertaining to collective bargaining, workers' rights, and dispute resolution.