DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. 12 No Discrimination
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. The following table outlines processes to be used (i.e., arbitration, mediation, hybrid approach, or not applicable) to resolve disputes arising out of the enumerated articles: Introductions of Each Section Mediation Part I: Introduction
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. (a) In the absence of a manifest error, the decision of the Expert, mediator or arbitrator (as the case may be) will be valid and binding on the parties.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. (a) The Parties recognize that disagreements or differences (collectively, a “Dispute”) between the Parties may arise from time to time under this Agreement and desire to establish procedures to guide the resolution of such Disputes in an expedient and friendly manner without resort to arbitration, litigation or other formal proceedings.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES differences will be managed through dispute resolution processes including, but not limited to Articles 3 (Management Rights), 9 (Grievance Procedure), and 28 (Occupational Health and Safety Program) of this agreement;
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. 15.1 If any dispute arises between the Owner and the Minister in connection with this Covenant, the parties must, without prejudice to any other rights they may have under this Covenant, attempt to resolve the dispute by negotiation or other informal dispute resolution technique agreed between the parties.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. The parties agree that the first two years of this Agreement shall act as a ‘pilot period” for the dispute resolution processes described below. The parties also agree to meet at the end of the “pilot period” for the purpose of discussing any proposed modifications to the dispute resolution processes.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. (a) If any Party believes that there is a Dispute, that Party must notify the other Party to the Dispute in writing, specifying the nature and substance of the Dispute (Dispute Notice).
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. A contract between the MCO and another entity for the provision of services under the Hoosier Healthwise managed care program must include a contract clause outlining a dispute resolution procedure for all disputed claims. The MCO also must develop and maintain a dispute resolution process to resolve disputed claims between the MCO and any provider not contracted with the MCO. The dispute resolution process must be in compliance with the Claims Dispute Resolution process outlined in the MCO's contract with the State.
DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES. The parties agree that the first two years of the agreement shall act as a “pilot period” for the dispute resolution procedures described below. The parties also agree to meet at the end of the “pilot period” for the purpose of negotiating any proposed modifications to the dispute resolution procedures. Covered childcare providers are entitled to union representation at each step of the dispute resolution processes described below. In all the types of potential disputes outlined below, providers retain all previously held rights to commence legal action against the county or state.
