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Litigation

Jun. 1, 2001

Finger-Pointing Flurry

Outside review of employee grievances coupled with fact-finding and stated conclusions is an effective method of resolving employment and workplace disputes. When undertaken early, the process minimizes problems arising from employer-employee or employer-union conflict.

        By Alexander S. Polsky
        
        Outside review of employee grievances coupled with fact-finding and stated conclusions is an effective method of resolving employment and workplace disputes. When undertaken early, the process minimizes problems arising from employer-employee or employer-union conflict.
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