Asked by Faith Tonkins on Jul 03, 2024

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In _______________________ arbitration, the arbitrator is not constrained to choose either the management or union's offer(s) ; rather she can make up whatever final contract terms she deems appropriate and fair.

A) Conventional
B) Issue-by-issue final offer
C) Whole package final offer
D) Mediation

Issue-by-issue Final Offer

A bargaining strategy where each issue is negotiated separately, and final offers are made for each issue rather than a collective final offer covering all points.

Arbitrator

A neutral third party chosen to settle a dispute or interpret contract terms between two other parties, typically outside the court system.

Whole Package

An all-encompassing term often used in negotiations or deals, referring to the total set of benefits, features, or offerings provided.

  • Identify the differences between conventional arbitration, whole package final offer arbitration, and issue-by-issue final offer arbitration.
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Sheila Mae Bordomeo6 days ago
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
In conventional arbitration, the arbitrator has the flexibility to devise a solution that they believe is fair and appropriate, without being limited to selecting either party's final offer. This contrasts with other forms of arbitration where the arbitrator must choose between the specific proposals presented by each side.