The courts have consistently enforced the principle that a grievance is presumed to be arbitrable as long as the agreement does not exclude the topic under consideration.

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This statement is correct. Unless the arbitration agreement explicitly excludes a certain topic, it is assumed to be subject to arbitration. This principle is known as the "presumption of arbitrability."

The Courts Have Consistently Enforced the Principle That a Grievance