The Supreme Court Steelworkers' Trilogy (1960) decisions in essence stated that:
A) the arbitrator is better qualified than the courts to resolve an employee's grievance.
B) the courts are better qualified than the arbitrator to resolve an employee's grievance.
C) the issue of relative judicial or arbitration qualifications is irrelevant in the resolution of employee grievances.
D) all of these
E) the courts are better qualified than the arbitrator to resolve an employee's grievance and the issue of relative judicial or arbitration qualifications is irrelevant in the resolution of employee grievances.
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