Which of the following is true of the time involved in grievance resolutions?
A) If the union does not make a timely demand,the dispute may no longer be arbitrable.
B) If arbitration is demanded,the time frame is more rigid.
C) While an unresolved dispute could conceivably be arbitrated in two months or less,the time lapse is usually considerably shorter.
D) Settlements take shorter time where bargaining units are large.

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If the union does not make a timely demand, the dispute may no longer be arbitrable. This implies that there is a limited time frame within which the union must demand arbitration to ensure that the dispute is still valid and can be resolved through arbitration.

Which of the Following Is True of the Time Involved