Joe Sloan has a reputation for being a poor performer who often shirks his responsibilities onto other employees. Joe has filed a complaint against his immediate supervisor, claiming that she did not following the union contract rules when she discharged him for insubordination. Even though Joe's union representative knows Joe is a poor performer and would prefer to see him dismissed, he is obligated by law to fairly represent him in the grievance process.
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