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A) Bachelor's degree in related field
B) Law degree
C) Five years' experience as an attorney
D) Arbitrators are not required to have any specific educational or technical training.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) About half of all agreements provide for arbitration of grievances.
B) Arbitration as a last step is provided for in the agreement.
C) If one party requests the arbitration of a grievance, both must abide by the arbitrator's decision.
D) The selection of an arbitrator is specified in the agreement.
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A) Industry practice
B) Future labor relations
C) Social mores and customs
D) Past practices
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A) Grievance.
B) Just cause.
C) Incompetence.
D) Obiter dictum.
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A) Obiter dictum
B) Seniority
C) Just cause
D) Industry practices
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Employee call-in to give notice.
B) Daily attendance records maintained by employees.
C) Termination based on excessive absenteeism.
D) Progressive discipline for excessive absenteeism.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) Grievance
B) Just cause
C) Incompetence
D) Obiter dictum
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True/False
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) 2,473
B) 2,581
C) 1,902
D) 2,314
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Multiple Choice
A) Arbitration
B) Fact-finding
C) Court hearing
D) Conciliation
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Multiple Choice
A) Credentials of the representatives of the parties
B) Contract language
C) Other arbitration awards
D) Past practice
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Multiple Choice
A) oral award.
B) written award and opinion.
C) oral opinion.
D) written opinion and oral award.
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