Federal Mediation Sample Clauses
The Federal Mediation clause establishes a process for resolving disputes between parties by involving a neutral third-party mediator, typically under the auspices of a federal mediation agency. In practice, this clause requires that if a disagreement arises that cannot be settled through direct negotiation, the parties must participate in mediation before pursuing litigation or arbitration. This approach encourages collaborative problem-solving and can help avoid costly and time-consuming legal proceedings, ultimately aiming to facilitate a fair and efficient resolution of conflicts.
Federal Mediation. If either party declares impasse, the parties shall request the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) to appoint a federal mediator for the purpose of assisting the parties. The mediation process shall conclude on the date the Agreement expires.
Federal Mediation. 1. In the event an Agreement is not reached by negotiations after full consideration of proposals and counter proposals, either of the parties shall have the option of declaring impasse.
2. Impasse is whenever the parties have stopped talking to each other at the negotiating table or after many bargaining sessions have been held on the position of parties have solidified and the parties have become intransigent pertaining to unresolved negotiation issues.
3. If either party declares impasse, it is with the understanding that impasse proceedings are declared on all the issues where agreement has not been reached by either party.
4. The parties shall jointly prepare a request for a mediator and direct such request to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
5. The Mediator has no authority to bind either party to any agreements.
6. Cost, which may be accrued in securing and utilizing the service of the mediator, shall be shared equally by the Board and the Association.
7. The foregoing mediation procedure is exclusive and constitutes the parties’ “mutually agreed upon dispute resolution procedure” pursuant to O.R.C. Chapter 4117.
Federal Mediation. If agreement is not reached within the specified time limits as contained within this Article, or the parties mutually agree that impasse has been reached prior to the end of the forty (40) day period, either party may request the services of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services (FMCS) for the purpose of mediating an agreement.
Federal Mediation. In the event an Agreement is not reached by negotiations after full consideration of proposals and counter proposals, either of the parties shall have the option of declaring impasse.
Federal Mediation. 6.01 In the event an agreement is not reached by negotiation after full consideration of proposals and counter-proposals, either of the parties shall have the option of declaring impasse.
6.02 Impasse is whenever the parties have stopped talking to each other at the negotiating table, or after many bargaining sessions have been held and the position of the parties have solidified and the parties have become intransigent pertaining to unresolved negotiation issues.
6.03 If impasse is declared by either party, it is with the understanding that impasse proceedings are declared on all the issues where Agreement has not been reached by either party.
6.04 The parties jointly prepare a request for a Mediator and direct such request to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
6.05 The assigned mediator shall have the authority to call meetings for the purpose of promoting an agreement between the parties.
6.06 The mediator has no authority to recommend or to bind either party to any agreements.
6.07 It is agreed that the procedures set forth in this section constitute a mutually agreed dispute settlement procedure which supercedes the procedures contained in ORC 4117.14.
Federal Mediation. A. If, after forty-five (45) days, the parties cannot reach an agreement on all issues being negotiated, either party may request, in writing, that the items of disagreement be submitted to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS). If one party requests a mediator, the other party will join in the written request.
B. The mediator shall have the authority to call meetings for the purpose of promoting an agreement between the parties. The mediator has no authority to bind either party to any agreement(s).
C. If after thirty (30) days the mediator cannot facilitate an agreement, the parties will have exhausted their contractual impasse procedure. The Association shall have the rights granted by Chapter 4117 of the Ohio Revised Code as conditioned and restricted therein.
Federal Mediation. A. In the event an agreement is not reached by negotiations after full consideration of proposals and counter proposals, either of the parties shall have the option of declaring impasse.
B. Impasse is whenever the parties have stopped talking to each other at the negotiating table or after many bargaining sessions have been held and the position of the parties have solidified and the parties have become intransigent pertaining to unresolved negotiation issues.
C. If impasse is declared by either party, it is with the understanding that impasse proceedings are declared on all the issues where agreement has not been reached by either party.
D. The parties shall jointly prepare a request for a mediator and direct such request to the Federal Mediation and
Federal Mediation. A. In the event an agreement is not reached by negotiations after full consideration of proposals and counter proposals, either of the parties shall have the option of declaring impasse.
B. Impasse is whenever the parties have stopped talking to each other at the negotiating table or after many bargaining sessions have been held and
C. If impasse is declared by either party, it is with the understanding that impasse proceedings are declared on all the issues where agreement has not been reached by either party.
D. The parties shall jointly prepare a request for a mediator and direct such request to the Federal Mediation and
Federal Mediation. A. In the event an Agreement is not reached by negotiations after full consideration of proposals and counter proposals, either of the parties will have the option of declaring an impasse.
B. An impasse is whenever the parties have stopped talking to each other at the negotiating table or after many bargaining sessions have been held and the position of the parties have solidified and the parties have become intransigent pertaining to unresolved negotiation issues.
C. If an impasse is declared by either party, it is with the understanding that impasse proceedings are declared on all the issues where agreement has not been reached by either party.
D. The parties will jointly prepare a request for a Mediator and direct such request to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
E. The Mediator has no authority to recommend or to bind either party to any agreements.
Federal Mediation. If agreement is not reached twenty (20) days prior to the expiration of the Agreement, either party may submit a request to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) for the purpose of mediating an agreement. The parties shall meet at the request of the mediator. The mediator shall only have the authority to assist the parties in reaching an agreement.