In most cases, the union's position is that it =accepts job evaluation only as an initial decision technique and reserves the right to appeal the actual job-pricing decisions through grievances or bargaining channels.

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The statement is true. Unions generally accept job evaluation as an initial decision technique but may challenge actual job-pricing decisions through grievances or bargaining.

In Most Cases, the Union's Position Is That It =Accepts