Commitment to Avoid Arbitration Clause Samples
Commitment to Avoid Arbitration. The parties to this Agreement wish to encourage the settlement of grievances as soon as is possible and, wherever possible, without resorting to Arbitration. For these reasons, the parties shall take advantage of the process for mediation/arbitration wherever possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may determine it is better served to go directly to Arbitration. That party shall notify the other in writing. Should a party wish to mediate one (1) or more grievances prior to hearing them at Arbitration or mediation/arbitration, it shall notify the other party of its request to do so in writing and the parties shall meet within fifteen (15) days to determine whether the parties mutually agree to mediate one (1) or more of the grievances. If the parties agree to mediate any grievances, the parties shall agree upon and share the cost of the mediator and schedule the mediation as expeditiously as possible, and in any event any mediation scheduled must be at least sixty (60) days before any scheduled Arbitration.
Commitment to Avoid Arbitration. The parties to this agreement wish to encourage the settlement of grievances as soon as it is possible and wherever possible without resorting to arbitration. For these reasons, the parties shall take advantage of the process for mediation/arbitration wherever possible as provided for in the Labour Relations Act. Not withstanding the foregoing, either party may determine it is better served to go directly to arbitration. That party shall notify the other in writing.
Commitment to Avoid Arbitration. The parties to this Agreement wish to encourage the settlement of grievances as soon as is possible and, wherever possible, without resorting to Arbitration. For these reasons, the parties shall take advantage of the p rocess for mediation/a rbitration wherever possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing , either party may determine it is better served to go directly to Arbitration. That party shall notify the other in writing . Should a party wish to mediate one (1 ) or more grievances prior to hearing them at Arbitration or mediation/arbitration, it shall notify the other party of its req uest to do so in writing and the parties shall meet within fifteen (15) days to determine whether the parties mutually agree to mediate one (1) or more of the grievances. If the parties agree to mediate any grievances, the parties shall agree upon and share the cost of the mediator and schedule the mediation as expeditiously as possible, and in any event any mediation scheduled must be at least sixty (60) days before any scheduled Arbitration.
Commitment to Avoid Arbitration. The parties to this agreement wish to encourage the settlement of grievances as soon as is possible and, wherever possible, without resorting to arbitration. For these reasons, the parties shall take advantage of the process for mediation/arbitration wherever possible as provided for in S. 50 of the Labour Relations Act, 1995 (S.O. 1995 as amended) (the “Act”). Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may determine it is better served to go directly to arbitration. That party shall notify the other in writing.
Commitment to Avoid Arbitration. The parties to this agreement wish to the settlement of grievances as soon as is possible and, wherever possible, without resorting to arbitration. For these reasons, the parties shall take advantage of the process for wherever possible as provided for in of the Labour Relations Act, as amended) (the “Act”). Notwithstanding the foregoing, either party may determine it is better served to go directly to arbitration. That party shall notify the other in writing. Where “Arbitration Board” is referred to in the agreement, the parties may mutually agree in writing to substitute a single Arbitrator for the Arbitration Board at the time of reference to arbitration and the other provisions referring to Arbitration Board shall appropriately apply. Notwithstandingthe time limits as set out herein, in the interest of bringing the matter to an expeditious conclusion, where the decision or response is provided in less than the number of days provided above, any subsequent response will measure from the receipt of the response.
