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A. The steward and management representative meet and discuss the grievance.
B. The grievance is appealed to arbitration for a binding decision.
C. The grievance is submitted to the production superintendent.
D. The employee discusses the grievance verbally with the supervisor.
E. The employee consults the industrial relations staff for resolution.


Answer: D

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