The Due Process of the Grievance and Arbitration Procedure Is

question 25

Multiple Choice

The due process of the grievance and arbitration procedure is important to the union because it balances management's "upper hand" in settling disputes. This balance is mostly achieved by the inclusion in the procedures of the:

• A) Shop steward.
• B) Department head.
• C) Union grievance committee.
• D) Independent arbitrator.

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Definitions:

Instrumental Activities

Tasks that allow an individual to live independently in a community, such as housekeeping, shopping, managing finances, cooking, and using transportation.

Daily Living

The routine activities that individuals do every day without needing assistance, including eating, bathing, dressing, etc.

Dependent Functioning

A state where an individual requires assistance from others for daily activities or tasks due to physical or cognitive limitations.

Gerontological Unit

A specialized division within a health care facility focused on the care and management of older adults, particularly those with age-related conditions.