Collective agreements always contain a grievance and arbitration procedure that provides for:
A) the number of steps in the process that the parties specify
B) a number of steps as provided in the relevant labour relations legislation
C) a number of steps as provided in the relevant human rights legislation
D) interest arbitration if the grievance is not resolved
E) mandatory time limits for each step of the process

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Collective agreements typically specify the number of steps in the grievance and arbitration process as agreed upon by the parties involved, rather than being dictated by legislation.

Collective Agreements Always Contain a Grievance and Arbitration Procedure That