Exam 12: Grievances: Functions, Resolution, and Prevention

In addition to providing individual workers with some measure of workplace voice,the grievance process does all but which one of the following?

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Question 21

What is perhaps the most surprising aspect of the IKO case?

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Question 22

Briefly discuss the typical stages in an arbitration hearing.Why is the often included semi- official step of regular management- union review meetings important?

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Question 23

Which of the following best sums up the difference between the rules of evidence in arbitration cases and those applied to formal court cases?

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Question 24

In most cases,the most significant effect of three- person panels including union and management representatives is that the panels

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Question 25

Why is the grievance procedure important to the Canadian IR system?

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Question 26

As applied to grievance mediation,the term "without prejudice" means

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Question 27

What changes in the grievance process since the early postwar period made it significantly more difficult for aggrieved workers to obtain satisfactory redress.?

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Question 28

Politicization of the grievance process can lead to all but which one of the following?

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Question 29

Your previous disciplinary record is more apt to determine whether you're reinstated after a dismissal than the type of offense for which you were dismissed.

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Question 30

The port of Vancouver's dockside arbitrator reduces wildcat strikes because

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Question 31

The time for settling grievances using conventional arbitration is decreasing.

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Question 32

Which of the following does not have a significant implications for the future development of the grievance process??

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Question 33

Courts will only overturn an arbitrator's decision in cases of patent unreasonableness.

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Question 34

You can speed up the arbitration process by doing all but which one of the following?

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Question 35

Which of the following is not an emerging trend in Grievance arbitration?

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Question 36

Of the purposes served by the grievance process,which is the most important? Why?

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Question 37

What are some consequences of failure to address grievances in a timely fashion?

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Question 38

Under Ontario's expedited arbitration procedure,arbitrators are

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Question 39

The growing legalism of the arbitration process has led to all but which one of the following?

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In addition to providing individual workers with some measure of workplace voice,the grievance process does all but which one of the following?

What is perhaps the most surprising aspect of the IKO case?

Briefly discuss the typical stages in an arbitration hearing.Why is the often included semi- official step of regular management- union review meetings important?

Which of the following best sums up the difference between the rules of evidence in arbitration cases and those applied to formal court cases?

In most cases,the most significant effect of three- person panels including union and management representatives is that the panels

Why is the grievance procedure important to the Canadian IR system?

As applied to grievance mediation,the term "without prejudice" means

What changes in the grievance process since the early postwar period made it significantly more difficult for aggrieved workers to obtain satisfactory redress.?

Politicization of the grievance process can lead to all but which one of the following?

Your previous disciplinary record is more apt to determine whether you're reinstated after a dismissal than the type of offense for which you were dismissed.

The port of Vancouver's dockside arbitrator reduces wildcat strikes because

The time for settling grievances using conventional arbitration is decreasing.

Which of the following does not have a significant implications for the future development of the grievance process??

Courts will only overturn an arbitrator's decision in cases of patent unreasonableness.

You can speed up the arbitration process by doing all but which one of the following?

Which of the following is not an emerging trend in Grievance arbitration?

Of the purposes served by the grievance process,which is the most important? Why?

What are some consequences of failure to address grievances in a timely fashion?

Under Ontario's expedited arbitration procedure,arbitrators are

The growing legalism of the arbitration process has led to all but which one of the following?

Introduction to Industrial Relations

The Environment and Management of Industrial Relations

The History of the Canadian Labour Movement

Union Membership and Sturcture

Union Actions and Impacts

Employment Legislation

Collective Bargaining Legislation

Labour Relations and Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector

The Process of Negotiation

The Collective Agreement

Strikes and Lockouts

Industrial Relations Around the World

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