An impartial observer who listens to both sides in a labor-management dispute and makes suggestions as to how the two sides could compromise is called

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A mediator is an impartial third party who listens to both sides of a dispute and assists in reaching a compromise or agreement. This role is different from an arbitrator or judge, who would make a final decision or ruling on the dispute. A litigator is a lawyer who represents a client in a legal case, and a scab is a derogatory term for a person who crosses a picket line during a strike. Therefore, the best answer is A) a mediator.

An Impartial Observer Who Listens to Both Sides in a Labor-Management