If the government intervenes in a labor dispute and requires settlement through binding arbitration, what takes place?

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Binding arbitration involves the selection of a neutral third party who makes a decision that both parties must accept as final and legally binding. This decision is typically based on evidence presented by both sides and is intended to resolve the dispute in a fair and reasonable manner. Both parties agree in advance to accept the decision and waive their right to pursue litigation or other forms of dispute resolution.

If the Government Intervenes in a Labor Dispute and Requires