If a Dispute Between an Employer and the Union Representing

question 326

Multiple Choice

If a dispute between an employer and the union representing workers cannot be resolved by the standard internal grievance procedure, then most collective bargaining agreements call for the dispute to go to:

• A) federal district court
• B) the National Labor Relations Board
• C) an outside labor arbitrator
• D) the Labor-Management Resolution Board
• E) none of the other choices

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