Who is responsible for acting on complaints of unfair labor practices, dispute resolution, and employee grievances, in order to ensure compliance with the law?
A) AFL-CIO
B) union leadership
C) contract negotiators
D) National Labor Relations Board
E) management
Answer: D
Explanation: The NLRB acts on complaints of unfair labor practices, and labor contracts contain provisions for handling employee grievances, disciplining employees, and resolving disputes through arbitration.
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