Shortly after being hired, many unionized employees can be discharged without the right to grieve their discharge. Which of the following makes this possible?
A) probation periods
B) residual rights
C) lack of seniority
D) recall rights

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Probation periods are often included in collective bargaining agreements and allow the employer to discharge new employees without the right to grieve their discharge during a set period of time, typically ranging from 30 to 90 days.

Shortly After Being Hired, Many Unionized Employees Can Be Discharged