Access to Arbitration Clause Samples
Access to Arbitration. The arbitration procedure provided for herein may be invoked only at the written request of either party hereto and provided that that request is submitted within the time limits established in Clause 7.06.
Access to Arbitration. Access to the expedited procedure shall be by any party, at any time, provided that sufficient and proper notice as required by paragraph hereof is given. The arbitration shall be held on a date determined to be appropriate by the party referring the grievance, which is no earlier than the fifth working day after receipt of written notice of intent to invoke a veto, on the expiry of the two (2) working day period in which a veto may be exercised, in accordance with paragraphs and above. In practice, this will likely mean evening or weekend hearings.
Access to Arbitration. Any alleged violation of any of the above Sections of this Article may not be taken to the Arbitration step of the grievance procedure without the specific written agreement of the Village
Access to Arbitration. Access to the expedited procedure shall be by any party, at any time, provided that sufficient and proper notice as required by paragraph 17 hereof is given.
Access to Arbitration. The parties agree that an alleged violation of Section 1, 2 or 3 above may not be taken to arbitration under the grievance procedure, Article VI, absent a specific, voluntary binding legal waiver of the employee’s right to sue in court over the same incident.
Access to Arbitration. The arbitration procedure provided for herein may be invoked only at the written request of either party hereto and provided that that request is submitted within the time limits established in Clause The ▇▇▇▇▇ requesting arbitration will submit to the other party the names of single arbitrators and the other party will reply either accepting one of the proposed arbitrators or submitting a list of single arbitrators, within ten days of receipt of the moving party's list. If the parties cannot agree to a single arbitrator within a ten (10) days, then the Minister of Labour will be asked to appoint an arbitrator to hear the matter.
