Why a grievance is filed may be as important as its content. Which of the following is not a common reason for filing of grievances?
A) Union members and leaders demonstrate their authority and influence.
B) An employee simply needs to "let off steam."
C) The union believes some employees have been given additional pay.
D) Union leaders must represent a member's grievance even though they know it lacks merit.

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The filing of a grievance is typically based on legitimate concerns or perceived violations of labor agreements. It is not common for the union to file a grievance simply because they believe some employees have been given additional pay, as this would not be a violation of any labor agreement. Options A, B, and D are all common reasons for the filing of grievances.

Why a Grievance Is Filed May Be as Important as Its