Grievance Procedures and Arbitration Are Both Criticized for Being Excessively

question 77

True/False

Grievance procedures and arbitration are both criticized for being excessively legal, formal, and reactive, rather than proactive in trying to find ways to decrease the likelihood of future disputes.

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