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skymedlock

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Failure to comply with time limits in the grievance procedure
 
  a. could result in the forfeiture of the grievance by the errant party.
  b. rarely affects the outcome of a grievance.
  c. is not cause for an arbitrator to declare a case nonarbitrable.
  d. is considered a civil offense.

Question 2

By 1981, the Supreme Court had decided, through two cases, that an arbitrator's decision is not final and binding when the issue falls within the scope of any federal law.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

This forum is amazing.

Answer to Question 2

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