All jurisdictions require that collective agreements include a provision for final settlement of contract disagreements by an arbitrator without any work stoppage.

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This is generally true. Most jurisdictions have laws or regulations that require the inclusion of a provision for final settlement of disputes through arbitration in collective agreements, in order to prevent work stoppages and protect the public interest. However, some jurisdictions may have different rules or exceptions.

All Jurisdictions Require That Collective Agreements Include a Provision for Final