When labor disputes go to final and binding arbitration,arbitrators
A) evaluate the management point of view to determine if it is correct.
B) listen to both sides of the case.
C) listen to the union point of view to decide if they agree with it.
D) are selected by the union.
E) are selected by management.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When labor disputes go to final and binding arbitration, arbitrators listen to both sides of the case and then make a decision based on the facts presented and the applicable laws or contracts. They are not there to evaluate the point of view of either management or the union, nor are they selected by either party. Therefore, option B is the correct choice.

When Labor Disputes Go to Final and Binding Arbitration,arbitrators