In a fact-finding procedure,each party submits whatever information it believes is relevant to a resolution of the dispute and then the union president makes a study of the evidence and prepares a report on the facts.

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In a fact-finding procedure, a neutral third party examines the evidence presented by both sides in a dispute and then issues a report with the facts and possibly recommendations for a resolution, rather than the union president making a study and preparing the report.

In a Fact-Finding Procedure,each Party Submits Whatever Information It Believes