Rules Prohibiting "Horseplay" or "Gambling" Are Usually

question 10

Multiple Choice

Rules prohibiting "horseplay" or "gambling" are usually:

• A) regarded by most arbitrators as trivial concerns.
• B) more vague than management intended, even though it seems clear what is meant by these terms.
• C) almost always regarded by arbitrators as being clear and to the point and therefore subject to little interpretation.
• D) always upheld by arbitrators when discipline occurs for their infraction.
• E) all of these

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