The Public Transport Union and the New York Transit Authority

Multiple Choice

The Public Transport Union and the New York Transit Authority are in conflict with each other. When the conflict escalates, the New York City Council decides to intervene and settle the dispute. The Council, after listening to offers from both sides, puts forth a binding settlement, which both parties must accept. In the context of the alternatives to work stoppages, this is an example of

A) arbitration.
B) fact finder negotiation.
C) mediation.
D) checkoff bargain.
E) grievance leverage.