Initiation of Mediation. Prior to requesting arbitration for a grievance, the BPOA or the City may request that the grievance be submitted to mediation, pursuant to the provisions of this section of the MOU. If both the BPOA and the City agree, the matter may be submitted to mediation.
Initiation of Mediation. If the Parties do not resolve the entire Contract Dispute pursuant to the provisions of Section 21.8.1, prior to the initiation of any further dispute resolution proceedings, the Parties shall make a good faith effort to resolve the Contract Dispute by mediation. The Parties shall select one (1) mutually agreeable disinterested third party (“Mediator”) with expertise in the development, design, and construction of similar for-sale residential projects within ten (10) Business Days after the informal meeting of the Parties, and the Parties and the Mediator shall agree upon the dates, times, locations, and manner of proceeding with such process.
Initiation of Mediation. Any party to an employment dispute may initiate mediation by filing with the AAA a submission to mediation or a written request for mediation pursuant to these procedures, together with the applicable administrative fee.
Initiation of Mediation. The party seeking to initiate mediation (the "Initiating Party") shall give written notice to the other party, describing in general terms the nature of the Dispute, and the Initiating Party's claim for relief. Sysco and the Officer or the Officer's affiliate shall have thirty business days from the date of notice to select a mutually agreeable mediator. In consultation with the mediator selected, the parties shall promptly designate a mutually convenient time and place for mediation, and unless circumstances require otherwise, such time to be not later than forty-five days after the selection of the mediator.
Initiation of Mediation. The Person seeking to initiate mediation (the “Initiating Person”) must give written notice to the other Person(s) involved in the Dispute. The notice must describe in general terms the nature of the Dispute, the Initiating Person’s claim for relief and identify one (1) or more individual(s) with authority to settle the Dispute on such Initiating Person’s behalf. The Person(s) receiving such notice (the “Responding Person,” whether one (1) or more) will have fifteen (15) days within which to designate by written notice to the Initiating Person, one (1) or more individual(s) with authority to settle the Dispute on the Responding Person’s behalf. The individual(s) so designated, whether by the Initiating Person or the Responding Person, will be known as the “Authorized Individuals,” whether one (1) or more. The Initiating Person and the Responding Person will collectively be referred to as the “Disputing Persons” or individually as the “Disputing Person.” If either the Initiating Person or the Responding Person fails to name an Authorized Individual as set forth above, then such Person will serve as its own Authorized Individual, unless otherwise agreed by the Disputing Persons in writing; provided that if such Person is not an individual, then the individual with decision-making authority over the Person will serve as the Person’s Authorized Individual.
Initiation of Mediation. Before beginning a mediation, you or we must first provide the Claim notice described above. Within thirty days after sending or receiving a Claim notice, you or we may submit the Claim to JAMS (0-000-000-0000, xxxxxxx.xxx) or the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) (0-000-000-0000, xxx.xxx) for mediation, or to an alternative mediator mutually agreed upon in writing by you and us.
Initiation of Mediation. If a dispute exists, any party may start the mediation process by submitting a completed Request to Initiate Mediation DRS Transmittal Form (Transmittal Form) to the local Association of REALTORS® (hereafter “Administrator”). The Transmittal Form should be available through the Administrator’s office. The initiating party should try to include the following information when sending the completed Transmittal Form to the Administrator:
a. A copy of the written agreement to mediate if there is one, OR a request by the initiating party to have the Administrator contact the other par-ties to the dispute to invite them to join the mediation process.
b. The names, addresses and telephone numbers of the parties involved in the dispute, including the name of every insurance company known to have received notice of the dispute or claim and the corresponding file or claim number.
c. A brief statement of the facts of the dispute and the damages or relief sought.
Initiation of Mediation. Any party or parties to a dispute may initiate mediation by filing with the AAA a submission to mediation or a written request for mediation pursuant to these rules, together with the appropriate administrative fee contained in the Fee Schedule. Where there is no submission to mediation or contract providing for mediation, a party may request the AAA to invite another party to join in a submission to mediation. Upon receipt of such a request, the AAA will contact the other parties involved in the dispute and attempt to obtain a submission to mediation.
Initiation of Mediation. If a dispute exists, any party may start the mediation process by submitting a completed Request to Initiate Mediation DRS Transmittal Form (Transmittal Form) to the local Association of REALTORS® (hereafter “Administrator”). The Transmittal Form should be available through the Administrator’s office. The initiating party should try to include the following information when sending the completed Transmittal Form to the Administrator:
Initiation of Mediation. Either Member may initiate a mediation proceeding in accordance with Section 2 of the American Arbitration Association Commercial Mediation Rules (“AAA Commercial Mediation Rules”).
