Full Panel Arbitration Sample Clauses
The Full Panel Arbitration clause establishes that any disputes arising under the agreement will be resolved by a panel of multiple arbitrators, rather than a single arbitrator. Typically, each party selects one arbitrator, and those arbitrators jointly choose a third, forming a panel—often of three members—to hear and decide the case. This approach ensures a broader range of perspectives and can help balance potential biases, ultimately providing a more thorough and equitable resolution process for complex or high-stakes disputes.
Full Panel Arbitration. Failing mutual agreement to a) or b) above, either the Local of the Union or the Employer may refer the grievance to Full Panel Arbitration and a Board of Arbitration shall be established in accordance with The Saskatchewan Employment Act. If it is not so referred, the grievance shall be deemed to be settled.
i) Certain Rules and Procedures Applying The rules and procedures set forth in The Saskatchewan Employment Act shall apply to any arbitration proceedings under this Agreement as though the Arbitrator were an Arbitration Board.
Full Panel Arbitration. Failing mutual agreement to a) or b) above, either the Local of the Union or the Employer may refer the grievance to Full Panel Arbitration and a Board of Arbitration shall be established in accordance with the Trade Union Act. If it is not so referred, the grievance shall be deemed to be settled.
i) Certain Rules and Procedures Applying The rules and procedures set forth in the Trade Union Act shall apply to any arbitration proceedings under this Agreement as though the Arbitrator were an Arbitration Board.