Which of the Following Would an Arbitrator Most Likely Consider

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would an arbitrator most likely consider lacking "just cause" for disciplining an employee?

• A) An employee who broke safety regulations as written in the handbook.
• B) An employee who was docked a half-day's pay for two hours' tardiness, as were other employees.
• C) An employee who was terminated after three other employees reported witnessing his/her theft of company property.
• D) An employee who was immediately terminated by a supervisor who heard he/she had mistreated two customers.

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Definitions:

Dominant Firms

Companies that have a major share of the market sales, influence, or both, enabling them to set prices within the industry.

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U.S. Firms

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Bankrupt

A legal status of a person or entity that cannot repay debts to creditors and is thus subject to specific legal processes.