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1st offense - unofficial verbal warning, witness present
2nd offense- oficial written warning, document filed
3rd Offense - Second Official warning , with threat of temporary suspension, document filed
4th offense - temporary suspension and last chance notification, document filed
5th offense - terminiation iwth right to go to arbitration, document filed
Which of the following is true of alternative dispute resolution [ADR]?
A.
ADR relies on the legal system to resolve matters that cannot be handled internally.
B.
Resolution through an ADR system is expensive, as it involves high costs in terms of legal fees.
C.
ADR follows a distinct set of actions with a goal of resolving disputes in as few steps as possible.
D.
ADR is more effective than employee assistance programs in dealing with issues related
to drug or alcohol abuse.
E.
ADR is designed to resolve issues internally and does not engage outsiders to enter the discussion.