Imagine that the Waterside workers's Federation, a union for dock workers, is unsatisfied with proposed working conditions for the members of the union employed by Victorian Stevedoring. The union writes a letter to Victorian Stevedoring setting out their grievances. The letter is lost in the mail. After waiting five days without a reply, a union representative telephones Victorian Stevedoring. As it is a Saturday, no one is at the office and the phone goes to voicemail. The union then applies for a ballot to commence industrial action. You are a legal advisors to the Fait Work Commission. Advise the commission on whether the union has made a genuine attempt to resolve the dispute