Why a Grievance Is Filed May Be as Important as Its

question 29

Multiple Choice

Why a grievance is filed may be as important as its content. Which of the following is not a common reason for filing of grievances?

• A) Union members and leaders demonstrate their authority and influence.
• B) An employee simply needs to "let off steam."
• C) The union believes some employees have been given additional pay.
• D) Union leaders must represent a member's grievance even though they know it lacks merit.

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