The labour negotiating process whereby disputing parties voluntarily choose to reconcile their differences through a third party is called:
A)mediation
B)conciliation
C)arbitration
D)delegation
E)facilitation

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Mediation is the labour negotiating process whereby disputing parties voluntarily choose to reconcile their differences through a neutral third party (the mediator). The mediator works to facilitate discussions and assist both parties in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution to their dispute. Unlike arbitration, mediation does not result in a binding decision, and both parties must agree to any settlement reached through the process.

The Labour Negotiating Process Whereby Disputing Parties Voluntarily Choose to Reconcile