Labour boards and arbitration processes are examples of which of the four key elements of industrial democracy?
A) employee voice in determining work rules
B) a written law of workplace rules
C) a binding procedure for the enforcement of written law
D) a balance of power between management and labour

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Labour boards and arbitration processes provide a binding procedure for the enforcement of written law, which is one of the key elements of industrial democracy. They help to ensure that employers comply with laws and agreements related to workplace rules and protect workers' rights. These processes act as a third-party mediator to resolve disputes between management and labour, striving for a balance of power between the two parties. However, they do not necessarily give employees direct input in determining work rules (choice A) or establish a written law of workplace rules (choice B).

Labour Boards and Arbitration Processes Are Examples of Which of the Four