The Supreme Court Steelworkers' Trilogy (1960) decisions in essence stated that:
A) The courts are better qualified than the arbitrator to resolve an employee's grievance.
B) The arbitrator is better qualified than the courts to resolve an employee's grievance.
C) The issue of relative judicial or arbitration qualifications is irrelevant in the resolution of employee grievances.
D) Lowered the authority and prestige of the arbitrator.
E) The courts have great latitude in fashioning a decision and its remedy.
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Q16: Even though an arbitrator has the legal
Q17: In addition to interpreting ambiguous language or
Q18: Prehearing stipulations are joint union-management agreements as
Q19: When an employee is a repeat participant
Q20: The union and management officials own the
Q22: The document which is a written summation
Q23: Pre-hearing briefs:
A) Are nearly always used in
Q24: The traditional labor arbitration procedures are negotiated
Q25: The Supreme Court decision which declared that
Q26: The perspective which often narrows the scope
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