In general, the question of whether the union and management have agreed to arbitration is decided by , while the question of whether a particular grievance is arbitrable is decided by .
A) Labor; management
B) A court; arbitrator
C) Management; labor
D) An arbitrator; a court

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The question of whether the union and management have agreed to arbitration is typically decided by a court, while the question of whether a particular grievance is arbitrable is decided by an arbitrator. This division allows courts to ensure that both parties have consented to arbitration, while arbitrators, who have expertise in the specific area of dispute, determine the applicability of the arbitration agreement to specific grievances.

In General, the Question of Whether the Union and Management