If the Union Refuses to Take an Employee's Concern to Arbitration

question 17

Multiple Choice

If the union refuses to take an employee's concern to arbitration, the employee must sue the union for violation of the:

• A) duty of real representation
• B) duty of union representation
• C) duty of fair representation
• D) duty of legitimate representation
• E) duty of equal representation

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