jellybelly59
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what's the difference between dispute resolution mechanisms and legal and non-legal methods for regulating workplace arrangements.
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jellybelly59
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bump... really need help and really really confused.
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It's like this, take criminal law for example - Statutes (mainly) regulate behavior in society and courts act as a medium for dispute resolution when someone is accused of breaching a law. Putting this into the context of workplace laws, dispute resolution mechanism are things such as courts, tribunals etc. Whereas regulating workplace arrangements would rely on awards, statutes, unions (non-legal) etc.