A semijudicial process used primarily in the public sector to gather facts about a labor dispute for the purpose of publishing a public report containing the fact-finder's conclusions is called:
A) Information review.
B) Interest arbitration.
C) Code of Conduct.
D) Taft-Hartley Act.
E) Fact-finding.

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A semijudicial process used primarily in the public sector to gather facts about a labor dispute for the purpose of publishing a public report containing the fact-finder's conclusions is called:
A) Information review.
B) Interest arbitration.
C) Code of Conduct.
D) Taft-Hartley Act.
E) Fact-finding.
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The Answer of A semijudicial process used primarily in the public sector to gather facts about a labor dispute for the purpose of publishing a public report containing the fact-finder's conclusions is called:
A) Information review.
B) Interest arbitration.
C) Code of Conduct.
D) Taft-Hartley Act.
E) Fact-finding.
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A Semijudicial Process Used Primarily in the Public Sector to Gather