Provisions for A Single Arbitrator Sample Clauses

Provisions for A Single Arbitrator. In the event that the parties agree that the grievance be dealt with by a sole arbitrator, it shall so advise the other party when it submits the notice referring the grievance to arbitration. If, within twenty (20) days after the notice of referral is submitted, the parties can agree to a sole arbitrator, the grievance shall be determined by a sole arbitrator, Failing such agreement, the regular arbitration procedure shall apply. The Arbitrators expenses shall be shared equally by the parties.
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Provisions for A Single Arbitrator. Where a grievance is referred to arbitration within the time frame of Article 9.01, the parties may agree to have a grievance heard by a sole arbitrator instead of a tripartite Board of Arbitration, and they shall select and arbitrator who is acceptable to both. If the parties mutually agree to proceed by sole arbitration but are unable to agree upon the selection of the arbitration within eighteen (18) calendar days, either party may request the Ministry of Labour to appoint the Chair. Where a grievance proceeds to arbitration by sole arbitrator, the arbitration shall have the same powers, obligations and restrictions as a Board of Arbitration under this collective agreement and the provisions referring to the arbitration board shall apply equally to the sole arbitrator.
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Provisions for A Single Arbitrator. The parties agree that a sole arbitrator in many cases may be appropriate for arbitration. Where a grievance is referred to arbitration, the parties may agree to have a grievance heard by a sole arbitrator instead of a tripartite Board of Arbitration, and they shall select an arbitrator who is acceptable to both. If the parties mutually agree to proceed by sole arbitration but are unable to agree upon the selection of the arbitrator within fifteen (15) working days, either party may revert to the tripartite process set out above. Where a grievance proceeds to arbitration by sole arbitrator, the arbitrator shall have the same powers, obligations and restrictions as a Board of Arbitration under this collective agreement and the provisions referring to the arbitration board shall apply equally to the sole arbitrator.
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