Which of the following statements is TRUE of employee grievance?
A) Labor unions cannot file grievances on employees' behalf.
B) Only profound complaints can be filed as grievances.
C) Employee grievances are informal in nature.
D) Grievance procedures are not followed by escalations.
E) Most collective bargaining agreements specify procedures for filing grievances.

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A)If an employee or a union believes an employer is not abiding by the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, most agreements specify procedures for filing a grievance, a formal complaint against the employer.
B)If an employee or a union believes an employer is not abiding by the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, most agreements specify procedures for filing a grievance, a formal complaint against the employer.
C)If an employee or a union believes an employer is not abiding by the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, most agreements specify procedures for filing a grievance, a formal complaint against the employer.
D)If an employee or a union believes an employer is not abiding by the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, most agreements specify procedures for filing a grievance, a formal complaint against the employer.
E)If an employee or a union believes an employer is not abiding by the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, most agreements specify procedures for filing a grievance, a formal complaint against the employer.

Which of the Following Statements Is TRUE of Employee Grievance