What is the function of an ombudsperson?
A) Providing expert testimony in conflict cases
B) Mediating disputes between an organization and its employees
C) Educating individuals involved in a grievance situation of their rights
D) Monitoring the implementation of the terms of a conflict's compromise
Answer: C) Educating individuals involved in a grievance situation of their rights
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