Which of the following is true in the context of grievance arbitration?
A) Arbitration requires the parties involved to submit their unresolved disputes to a privately selected neutral third party.
B) Arbitration is seldom seen as a quid pro quo in exchange for a union's agreement not to strike.
C) Arbitrators have the legal power to subpoena witnesses or records.
D) Arbitrators are required to conform to legal rules of hearing procedures.

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In the United States, arbitration evolves from the voluntary agreement by two parties to submit their unresolved disputes to a privately selected neutral third party (an arbitrator). Both parties agree in advance to abide by the arbitrator's decision.

Which of the Following Is True in the Context of Grievance