If a grievance is not settled by arbitration, the grievance procedure requires the grievant to file the grievance with a district court, who has the final word on the decision.

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The grievance procedure typically ends with arbitration, and if the grievance is not settled through arbitration, it may lead to further negotiations or a strike. Filing a grievance with a district court is not usually part of the grievance procedure.

If a Grievance Is Not Settled by Arbitration, the Grievance