Common use of Immediate Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Immediate Arbitration. 8.5.1 In cases of alleged irreparable injury, the Association (only) may invoke “immediate arbitration.” The purpose of this provision is to have a determination by the arbitrator of the propriety or impropriety of the intended action before the action/omission occurs. The parties shall, by mutual agreement, or “striking”, choose an arbitrator within five (5) workdays of the grievance reaching Step 2, or use the usual “striking” procedures and timelines if the action is stayed pending a decision. 8.5.2 There shall be an oral argument after the evidence is submitted. Post hearing briefs may be submitted by mutual agreement. Pre-hearing briefs may be submitted at the option of either party.

Immediate Arbitration. 8.5.1 In cases of alleged irreparable injury, the Association (only) may invoke “immediate arbitration.” The purpose of this provision is to have a determination by the arbitrator of the propriety or impropriety of the intended action before the action/omission occurs. The parties shall, by mutual agreement, or “striking”, choose an arbitrator within five (5) workdays of the grievance reaching Step 2, or use the usual “striking” procedures and timelines if the action is stayed pending a decision. 8.5.2 There shall be an oral argument after the evidence is submitted. Post hearing briefs may be submitted by mutual agreement. Pre-hearing briefs may be submitted at the option of either party.