Sanchez and Western Pizza are parties to an undated arbitration agreement. The agreement states that (1) the execution of the agreement “is not a mandatory condition of employment”; (2) any dispute that the parties are unable to resolve informally will be submitted to binding arbitration before an arbitrator approved by both parties and “selected from the then-current Employment Arbitration panel of the Dispute Eradication Services”; (3) the parties waive the right to a jury trial; (4) the arbitration fees will be borne by Western Pizza, and except as otherwise required by law, each party will bear its own attorney fees and costs; (5) small claims may be resolved by a summary small claims procedure; and (6) the parties waive the right to bring class arbitration. Should Sanchez be compelled to submit to arbitration to resolve his complaint? Explain.
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