Common use of Non-Binding Mediation Clause in Contracts

Non-Binding Mediation. At any point during the grievance process, the parties may elect, by mutual written agreement, to participate in non-binding mediation concerning the grievance. The parties may utilize the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (hereafter “FMCS”), but it is not required. If the parties choose to participate in non-binding mediation through a mutual written agreement, then the grievance timelines contained herein shall be suspended, pending the outcome of mediation, from the date of the signed written agreement of the parties to pursue non-binding mediation. Should mediation successfully resolve the grievance, where confirmed by both parties in writing, the grievance shall be deemed closed. Should mediation not successfully resolve the grievance, which shall be documented in writing by both parties, the suspension of the timelines of the grievance shall be dissolved and the grievance process shall proceed as detailed herein.

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Non-Binding Mediation. (a) At any point during the grievance process, the parties may elect, by mutual written agreement, to participate in non-binding nonbinding mediation concerning the grievance. The parties may utilize the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Services (hereafter “"FMCS”'), but it is not required. If the parties choose to participate in non-binding nonbinding mediation through a mutual written agreement, then the grievance timelines contained herein shall be suspended, pending the outcome of mediation, from the date of the signed written agreement of the parties to pursue non-binding mediation. Should mediation successfully resolve the grievance, where confirmed by both parties in writing, the grievance shall be deemed closed. Should mediation not successfully resolve the grievance, which shall be documented in writing by both parties, the suspension of the timelines timeline of the grievance shall be dissolved lifted and the grievance process shall proceed as detailed herein.

Non-Binding Mediation. (a) At any point during the grievance process, the parties may elect, by mutual written agreement, to participate in non-binding mediation concerning the grievance. The parties may utilize the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Services (hereafter “FMCS”), but it is not required. If the parties choose to participate in non-non- binding mediation through a mutual written agreement, then the grievance timelines contained herein shall be suspended, pending the outcome of mediation, from the date of the signed written agreement of the parties to pursue non-binding mediation. Should mediation successfully resolve the grievance, where confirmed by both parties in writing, the grievance shall be deemed closed. Should mediation not successfully resolve the grievance, which shall be documented in writing by both parties, the suspension of the timelines of the grievance shall be dissolved and the grievance process shall proceed as detailed herein.