The perspective which often narrows the scope of arbitral decision to interpreting the labor agreement language and identifying the intent of the parties and any past practices of the union and management officials at a particular location is called the:

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The "common law of the shop" refers to the practice of interpreting labor agreements by considering the language of the contract, the intent of the parties, and any established past practices at a specific location.

The Perspective Which Often Narrows the Scope of Arbitral Decision