A nurse has filed a grievance against the nurse manager. During the arbitration process the nurse is accusing the manager of favoritism among the staff. The manager becomes angry and uses foul language when hearing the accusations

Which action would be appropriate at this time? 1. The manager should be terminated.
2. The director of the unit should request a recess to address the manager?s conduct.
3. The arbitrator should end the meeting.
4. The manager and nurse should be allowed to voice their feelings.


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Explanation: 1. During meetings and arbitration issues should be discussed openly and in a calm manner. The
manager should remain calm. If the manager is unable to remain calm, she should be removed
from the meeting. Parties should be able to openly discuss the issues but in a calm and
professional manner.

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