Invoking Arbitration. Either party may invoke the arbitration procedures described in this Agreement by written notice of a demand for arbitration (an "Arbitration Notice"). An Arbitration Notice shall contain a statement of the matter to be arbitrated in sufficient detail to establish the timeliness of the demand. The parties shall then have ten business days within which they may identify a mutually agreeable arbitrator. After the ten day period has expired, the parties shall prepare and submit to the AAA a joint submission, with each party to contribute half of the appropriate administrative fee. In their submission to the AAA, the parties shall either designate a mutually acceptable arbitrator or request a panel of arbitrators from the AAA according to the procedure described in section, below.
Invoking Arbitration. A referral to arbitration can be made only by the Union or the College and must be in writing. Such referral must be made within ten (10) working days from the date the final written decision was rendered under the Grievance Procedure. The arbitrator shall have no power to add to, subtract from, disregard, alter or modify any terms of this Agreement. The parties will first attempt to mutually agree on an arbitrator and each side will offer the names of three (3) acceptable arbitrators. If the parties cannot mutually agree on one of these arbitrators, the moving party will request a list of five (5) names until one (1) name remains. This person will be selected to hear the case. The parties will flip a coin to determine who will make the first strike.
Invoking Arbitration. A. A grievance that remains unresolved after being processed under the preceding article of this Agreement may be referred to arbitration as provided for in this Article. A referral to arbitration can be made only by the Union or the Employer, and shall be in writing. Such referral shall be made within thirty (30) calendar days after receipt of the written decision rendered in the final step of an action processed under Article 25, “Negotiated Grievance Procedure”.
Invoking Arbitration. If a decision on a grievance processed under the negotiated grievance procedure is not satisfactory, the President or designee, acting on behalf of the Union, or Management may invoke arbitration by a written memorandum identifying the matters to be submitted, within twenty-one (21) work days of the decision at the last step unless the time limit is extended by mutual agreement of both parties.
Invoking Arbitration. Either party may invoke the arbitration procedures described herein, by submitting to the other, in person or by mail, a written demand for arbitration, containing a statement of the matter to be arbitrated sufficient to establish the timeliness of the demand. The parties shall then have fourteen (14) days within which they may identify a mutually agreeable arbitrator. After the fourteen (14) day period has expired, the parties shall prepare and submit to the American Arbitration Association a joint submission, with the Company paying the appropriate administrative fee. In their submission to the AAA, the parties shall either designate a mutually acceptable arbitrator or request a panel of arbitrators from the AAA according to the procedure described in (g) below.
Invoking Arbitration. When arbitration is invoked under the provisions of Article 11, Grievance Procedure, written notice of the intent to invoke arbitration must be provided to the other party within the time limits specified.
Invoking Arbitration. (1) If the BOA decides a grievance by majority vote, the decision shall be final and binding and may be enforced as an arbitration award under California Code of Civil Procedure Section 1280 et seq.
Invoking Arbitration. A. If the Union is dissatisfied with the outcome of a grievance at the conclusion of Step 3 of this procedure, the provisions of the Article entitled Arbitration may be invoked..
Invoking Arbitration. A. Within 30 calendar days after receipt of the final decision under Article 9, either Management (NOAA General Counsel or designee) or the Union (National President or designee) may invoke arbitration by notifying the other party in writing.
Invoking Arbitration. A. Either Party may invoke arbitration if the remedy requested in the written grievance is not granted. Only the Union or the Agency may invoke arbitration.
