Chief Arbitrator Sample Clauses
The Chief Arbitrator clause designates a specific individual or role as the lead decision-maker in an arbitration proceeding. This clause typically outlines the authority of the Chief Arbitrator to manage hearings, resolve procedural disputes, and issue final decisions on behalf of the arbitration panel. By clearly identifying who holds this central authority, the clause ensures efficient administration of the arbitration process and helps prevent deadlocks or confusion among arbitrators.
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Chief Arbitrator. The Chief Arbitrator will have exclusive, final and binding authority over all issues relating to the scheduling of cases, including decisions as to who hears which case and when it is heard and shall have the power to relieve against time limits, including those in the grievance process and the referral to arbitration in respect of all cases.