In Final Offer Arbitration, a Party Will Most Likely Make

question 5

Multiple Choice

In final offer arbitration, a party will most likely make its final offer as reasonable and fair as possible because:

• A) The arbitrator may fine them for not negotiating in good faith.
• B) The arbitrator may ask for another more reasonable proposal.
• C) If the other side's proposal appears to be more reasonable, it has a greater chance of being chosen.
• D) The FMCS will be brought in to mediate.

Assess the impact of equity theory on employee motivation and behavior in the organization.

Understand the principles of negligence and product liability.

Identify the factors courts consider in determining manufacturer negligence.

Explain the concept of strict product liability and the parties that can be held liable.

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