Common use of Arbitrator’s Remedial Authority Clause in Contracts

Arbitrator’s Remedial Authority. If an arbitrator finds that the University has violated the prohibition on Continuing Appointment avoidance set forth in Section A.13.a, or the provisions of Section A.10 above, their remedial authority shall not exceed ordering the University to immediately discontinue the practice or policy and consider the adversely affected GA Educator(s) for a reappointment. Upon the request of either party, the arbitrator may retain jurisdiction to ensure that the University has complied with this order.

Arbitrator’s Remedial Authority. If an arbitrator finds that the University has violated the prohibition on Continuing Appointment avoidance set forth in Section A.13.aD.1., or the provisions of Section A.10 F.4, above, their her/his remedial authority shall not exceed ordering the University to immediately discontinue the practice or policy and consider the adversely affected GA Educator(sNSF(s) for a reappointment. Upon the request of either party, the arbitrator may retain jurisdiction to ensure that the University has complied with this orderher/his award.

Arbitrator’s Remedial Authority. If an arbitrator finds that the University has violated the prohibition on Continuing Appointment post-six year avoidance set forth in Section A.13.aC.1., or the provisions of Section A.10 C.4.d., above, their her/his remedial authority shall not exceed ordering the University to immediately discontinue the practice or policy and consider the adversely affected GA Educator(sNSF(s) for a reappointment. Upon the request of either party, the arbitrator may retain jurisdiction to ensure that the University has complied with this orderher/his award.

Arbitrator’s Remedial Authority. If an arbitrator finds that the University has violated the prohibition on Continuing Appointment avoidance set forth in Section A.13.aE.1., or the provisions of Section A.10 K.5., above, their remedial authority shall not exceed ordering the University to immediately discontinue the practice or policy and consider the adversely affected GA Educator(sUnit 18 faculty (s) for a reappointment. Upon the request of either party, the arbitrator may retain jurisdiction to ensure that the University has complied with this order.

Arbitrator’s Remedial Authority. If an arbitrator finds that the University has violated the prohibition on Continuing Appointment avoidance set forth in Section A.13.aDE.1., or the provisions of Section A.10 F.6 4K.7., above, their her/his remedial authority shall not exceed ordering the University to immediately discontinue the practice or policy and consider the adversely affected GA Educator(sNSF Unit 18 faculty (s) for a reappointment. Upon the request of either party, the arbitrator may retain jurisdiction to ensure that the University has complied with this order.