Common use of Completion of conciliation process Clause in Contracts

Completion of conciliation process. 1.2.1 A conciliation proceeding before the AIRC shall be regarded as completed when: a) the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of the whole of the dispute; or b) whether or not the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of part of the dispute: I. the AIRC is satisfied that there is no likelihood that, within a reasonable period, conciliation, or further conciliation, will result in agreement, or further agreement, by the Parties on terms for the settlement of the dispute or any matter in dispute; or II. the Parties to the dispute have informed the AIRC that there is no likelihood of agreement, or further agreement, on the dispute and the AIRC does not have a substantial reason to refuse to regard the conciliation proceeding as completed.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Retail Agreement, Retail Agreement, Retail Agreement

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Completion of conciliation process. 1.2.1 A conciliation proceeding before the AIRC shall be regarded as completed when: (a) the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of the whole of the dispute; or (b) whether or not the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of part of the dispute: I. (i) the AIRC is satisfied that there is no likelihood that, within a reasonable period, conciliation, or further conciliation, will result in agreement, or further agreement, by the Parties on terms for the settlement of the dispute or any matter in dispute; or II. (ii) the Parties to the dispute have informed the AIRC that there is no likelihood of agreement, or further agreement, on the dispute and the AIRC does not have a substantial reason to refuse to regard the conciliation proceeding as completed.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Turners and Australasian Meat Industry Employees’ Union (South Australia) Agreement 2007, Officeworks Businessdirect Nuw Agreement 2006

Completion of conciliation process. 1.2.1 A conciliation proceeding before the AIRC shall be regarded as completed when: (a) the The Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of the whole of the dispute; or (b) whether Whether or not the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of part of the dispute: I. the (i) The AIRC is satisfied that there is no likelihood that, within a reasonable period, conciliation, or further conciliation, will result in agreement, or further agreement, by the Parties on terms for the settlement of the dispute or any matter in dispute; or II. the (ii) The Parties to the dispute have informed the AIRC that there is no likelihood of agreement, or further agreement, on the matters in dispute and the AIRC does not have a substantial reason to refuse to regard the conciliation proceeding as completed.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Coles Kewdale Distribution Centre Agreement

Completion of conciliation process. 1.2.1 24.5.1 A conciliation proceeding before the AIRC shall be regarded as completed when: (a) the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of the whole of the dispute; or (b) whether or not the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of part of the dispute: I. (i) the AIRC is satisfied that there is no likelihood that, within a reasonable period, conciliation, or further conciliation, will result in agreement, or further agreement, by the Parties on terms for the settlement of the dispute or any matter in dispute; or II. (ii) the Parties to the dispute have informed the AIRC that there is no likelihood of agreement, or further agreement, on the matters in dispute and the AIRC does not have a substantial reason to refuse to regard the conciliation proceeding as completed.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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Completion of conciliation process. 1.2.1 A conciliation proceeding before the AIRC shall be regarded as completed when: a) the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of the whole of the dispute; or b) whether or not the Parties have reached agreement for the settlement of part of the dispute: I. (i) the AIRC is satisfied that there is no likelihood that, within a reasonable period, conciliation, or further conciliation, will result in agreement, or further agreement, by the Parties on terms for the settlement of the dispute or any matter in dispute; or II. (ii) the Parties to the dispute have informed the AIRC that there is no likelihood of agreement, or further agreement, on the dispute and the AIRC does not have a substantial reason to refuse to regard the conciliation proceeding as completed.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Retail Agreement

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