Reference to Conciliator Clause Samples
The 'Reference to Conciliator' clause establishes a process for resolving disputes by appointing a neutral third party, known as a conciliator, to assist the parties in reaching an amicable settlement. Typically, this clause outlines the procedure for selecting the conciliator, the scope of their authority, and the steps both parties must follow during the conciliation process. By providing a structured alternative to litigation or arbitration, this clause helps facilitate communication, reduce conflict escalation, and promote efficient dispute resolution.
Reference to Conciliator. If agreement has not been reached in accordance with subclause (3) of this clause the employer or the union officer may, where agreed, submit the matter to a mutually agreed independent local conciliator who shall endeavour to reconcile the parties in dispute and for this purpose may make a recommendation or, where the parties agree, arbitrate the matter. The conciliator shall, in all cases, make a written summary of the matters in dispute including the facts as he/she sees them. A copy of such record shall be available for any further non-judicial proceedings between the parties relating to the matters in dispute.