LAbor relations: Refusal To Work Overtime (due at 11 pm Central time 3/4/18)
The labor agreement stipulates that " changes in the work schedule" must be mutually agreeable who has refused to work 6 hours of overtime as he was requested to do by his supervisor, is given 1-day suspension foe his action. The union supports Gryzmisk all the way to arbitration on the grounds that the relevant overtime constituted a " changes in the work schedule" that it had not approved. The management argues before the arbitrator that the 6 hours in no way could be considered a change that needed union acceptable since it was for a "limited and specified" duration.
As the Arbitrator in this case, What would you have decided?
Your response should be between 300 words, 12 pt. font, double spaced, 1" margins.
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