Which of the Following Would NOT Lead an Arbitrator to Consider

question 11

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would NOT lead an arbitrator to consider reducing management's assigned penalty?

• A) The circumstances of the case were so unusual that it is very unlikely to happen again.
• B) Management contributed to the disciplinary problem and must assume part of the responsibility.
• C) The employee was experiencing marital problems and it is likely that once the personal problem is resolved, the infraction will not occur again.
• D) None of these would lead an arbitrator to consider reducing the assigned penalty.
• E) All of these would lead an arbitrator to consider reducing the assigned penalty.

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Definitions:

Joint Costs

Costs that are incurred in the process of producing two or more products simultaneously up to the point where these products are separable.

Split-off Point

The stage in a production process where joint products can be recognized as distinct and separate products.

Split-off Point

The stage in a production process where multiple products become recognizably separate and independent from each other.

Joint Products

Products that are generated together in a production process and cannot be produced independently of each other.