Hearings and Decisions. A. At each of the levels of the grievance procedure the grievant, and his/her representative shall be given a reasonable opportunity to be heard. Hearings at each level will be held at times mutually agreeable to both the District and Association.
Hearings and Decisions. Each Dispute under the Contract shall be heard by the DRB as provided in the “Disputes” clause (Section 51) of the General Provisions. In general, the DRB shall have the right to establish its own procedures and time limits, including the right to establish or to waive evidentiary rules and procedures, except for evidentiary rules pertaining to privilege. Each party shall retain the right to discovery as provided in the Contract and to present its witnesses and evidence at its own discretion, within the parameters established by the DRB. Upon receipt by the DRB of a notice of appeal, either from the Contractor or the Authority, the DRB shall convene a hearing to review and consider the matter as quickly as possible, taking into consideration the particular circumstances and the time required to prepare detailed documentation. Both the Authority and the Contractor are encouraged to provide exhibits, calculations, and any other pertinent material to the DRB for review prior to the hearing. All such material shall concurrently be given to the other party. The DRB shall convene to consider questions presented to it, and shall at the conclusion of each hearing either provide the DRB Decision or advise the parties when the DRB Decision will be forthcoming.
Hearings and Decisions. At Steps 2, 3, and 4, hearings shall be held, if requested by the employee, in writing, at the time of invocation of the particular step. The hearing must be within the response period. The decision must then be rendered within five (5) business days of the hearing. Failure of both the grievant and the Union representative to appear at the hearing, without good cause, shall constitute a final denial of the grievance. The hearings shall be informal and conducted in as expeditious a manner as possible, consistent with the grievant’s right to make a full statement of his/her case. The parties shall provide relevant documents and witnesses reasonably necessary for the processing of grievances.
Hearings and Decisions. (1) The date for the arbitration hearing will be set within sixty (60) days from the date the arbitrator was notified of his/her selection. This date may be extended by mutual agreement of the parties.
Hearings and Decisions. At each of the above four levels, one Complainant will be given the opportunity to be present and to be heard. All decisions at each level (with the exception of Level One-A) will be in writing and will include supporting reasons. Copies of all decisions and recommendations will be furnished promptly to all parties of interest.
Hearings and Decisions. (1) After the A.A.A. or FMCS has been notified of the selection of the arbitrator, and contact has been made with the arbitrator, the date for the arbitration hearing will be set within thirty (30) calendar days from the date the arbitrator is notified of his/her selection. This date may be extended by mutual agreement of the parties.
Hearings and Decisions. Arbitration hearings will take place in the federal judicial district where You live. A single arbitrator will be appointed. The arbitrator must: • Follow all applicable substantive law, except when contradicted by the FAA; • Follow applicable statutes of limitations; • Honor valid claims of privilege; • Issue a written decision including the reasons for the award. The arbitrator’s decision will be final and binding except for any review allowed by the FAA. However, if more than $100,000 was genuinely in dispute, then either You or We may choose to appeal to a new panel of three arbitrators. The appellate panel is completely free to accept or reject the entire original award or any part of it. The appeal must be filed with the arbitration organization not later than 30 days after the original award issues. The appealing party pays all appellate costs unless the appellate panel determines otherwise as part of its award. Other Beneficiaries of this Provision. In addition to You and Us, the rights and duties described in this arbitration agreement apply to: our Affiliates and our and their officers, directors and employees; any third party co-defendant of a claim subject to this arbitration provision; and all joint Accountholders and Authorized Users of your Account(s). Survival of this Provision. This arbitration provision shall survive: • closing of your Account; • voluntary payment of Your Account or any part of it; • any legal proceedings to collect money You owe; • any bankruptcy by You; and • any sale by Us of Your Account.
Hearings and Decisions. (a) Each Dispute under the PPA shall be heard and decided by the Board in accordance with the procedures and timelines established in Section 30.4 (Disputes Review Board) of the PPA. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation SCHEDULE 10 CNG Fueling Station Transit Agencies Partnership Project 159 Public-Private Transportation Partnership Agreement 0109786-0000002 NY:24823028.11
Hearings and Decisions. Arbitration hearings will take place in the federal judicial district where you live. A single arbitrator will be appointed. The arbitrator must: • Follow all applicable substantive law, except when contradicted by the FAA; • Follow applicable statutes of limitations; • Honor valid claims of privilege; • Issue a written decision including the reasons for the award. The arbitrator’s decision will be final and binding except for any review allowed by the FAA. However, if more than $100,000 was genuinely in dispute, then either you or we may choose to appeal to a new panel of three arbitrators. The appellate panel is completely free to accept or reject the entire original award or any part of it. The appeal must be filed with thearbitration organization not later than 30 days after the original award issues. The appealing party pays all appellate costs unless the appellate panel determines otherwise as part of its award. Any arbitration award may be enforced (such as through a judgment) in any court with jurisdiction. Other Beneficiaries of this Provision. In addition to you and us, the rights and duties described in this arbitration agreement apply to: our Affiliates and our and their officers, directors and employees; any third party co-defendant of a claim subject to this arbitration provision; and all joint Accountholders and Authorized Users of your Account(s). Survival of this Provision. This arbitration provision shall survive: • closing of your Account; • voluntary payment of your Account or any part of it; • any legal proceedings to collect money you owe; • any bankruptcy by you; and • any sale by us of your Account.
Hearings and Decisions. 3.1 Each Dispute under the Agreement shall be heard and decided by the Board in accordance with the procedures and timelines established in Section 30.4 (Disputes Review Board) of the Agreement.
