Asked by Sevval Demirkan on Sep 27, 2024
One solution to overly legalistic, long contracts negotiated under traditional union-management labor relations is to:
A) decouple the implementation of contractual rights from the contract itself so that the contract only states the actual rights being protected.
B) eliminate the traditional multi-step grievance procedure found in most union contracts.
C) impose mandatory arbitration on the parties.
D) use the contract to specify how wages, hours, and working conditions will be implemented but leave the actual terms out of the contract.
Legalistic
Characterized by a strict adherence to laws, regulations, or formal procedures.
Multi-Step Grievance
A structured process that involves several stages for resolving disputes between employees and employers, typically initiated by filing a formal complaint.
Mandatory Arbitration
A requirement that disputes between employees and employers must be resolved through arbitration rather than through court litigation.
- Comprehend the variability in collective bargaining contracts and the rationale behind their structures.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the variability in collective bargaining contracts and the rationale behind their structures.
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