Multiple Choice
Which of the following would an arbitrator most likely consider lacking "just cause" for disciplining an employee?
A) An employee who broke safety regulations as written in the handbook.
B) An employee who was docked a half-day's pay for two hours' tardiness, as were other employees.
C) An employee who was terminated after three other employees reported witnessing his/her theft of company property.
D) An employee who was immediately terminated by a supervisor who heard he/she had mistreated two customers.
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