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oee [108]
1 year ago
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Peter, who works at a go-kart manufacturing company, parts for karts co., became aware after talking with co-workers that he was

being paid substantially less than workers with the same experience and level of seniority. after noticing this, he decided to pursue a lawsuit against parts for karts co. for wage discrimination. however, when peter was hired, he had signed a binding arbitration clause in his work contract. when parts for ka
Business
1 answer:
Alik [6]1 year ago
3 0

Answer: The arbitrator displayed bias and exceeded her authority.

Explanation:

There is need for integrity and fairness when carrying out a job especially avoiding bias. It is also out of place and being unprofessional for an arbitrator or human resource to discriminate in decisions as regards employment; placing some on a better pay and position while another is not especially when they have the same criteria and experience for the job. Doing this is unethical and an exceed of authority.

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Instructions are below.

Explanation:

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