Common use of Impasse Procedures Clause in Contracts

Impasse Procedures. When an impasse has been declared, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service shall be requested by the parties to appoint a mediator from its staff. The mediator shall have the authority to confer separately or jointly with the parties, review pertinent data and make suggestions and recommendations for settlement, provided that the mediator shall not make public the findings of fact or the recommended terms of settlement.

Impasse Procedures. When an impasse has been declared, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service shall be requested by the parties to appoint a mediator from its staffmediator. The mediator shall have the authority to confer separately or jointly meet as soon as possible with the partiesparties or their representatives or both, review pertinent data either jointly or separately, and make suggestions shall take steps as he may deem appropriate, in accordance with the rules and recommendations for settlement, provided that regulations of the mediator shall not make public Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to persuade the findings of fact or the recommended terms of settlementparties to resolve their differences and effect a mutually acceptable agreement.

Impasse Procedures. When an impasse has been declared, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service shall be requested by the parties to appoint a mediator from its staff. The mediator shall have the authority to confer separately or jointly with the parties, review pertinent data and make suggestions and recommendations for settlement, provided that neither the mediator nor the parties shall not make public the findings of fact or the recommended terms of settlement.