Process to Resolve an Impasse Clause Samples
The "Process to Resolve an Impasse" clause establishes a formal procedure for parties to follow when they reach a deadlock or cannot agree on a particular issue during the course of their agreement. Typically, this process may involve escalating the matter to higher-level executives, engaging in mediation, or seeking third-party arbitration if initial negotiations fail. By outlining clear steps to address and resolve disagreements, this clause helps prevent prolonged disputes and ensures that business operations can continue smoothly even when conflicts arise.
Process to Resolve an Impasse. If the parties are unable to reach consensus on a preferred solution and the College President believes not hiring any non-Residential Faculty and a reduction of one or more Residential Faculty in the FSA is necessary, the College President will prepare and submit a written reduction-in-force plan to the Chancellor no later than October 1. At least seven (7) days in advance of the submission of the plan to the Chancellor, the written reduction- in-force plan will be shared with the Residential Faculty in the FSA and the Faculty Senate President. The faculty in the FSA may submit a written statement to the Chancellor related to the proposed reduction plan. If approved by the Chancellor, the plan will go into effect on July 1 of the subsequent fiscal year.