Mediation and Appeal Sample Clauses

Mediation and Appeal. 5.1 Between the Board Team and the Association Team.
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Mediation and Appeal. A. Board of Education If agreement is not reached, and members of the Board have not participated directly in the deliberations, the Association representatives and the Superintendent or his representatives may present separate reports to the Board. The procedure outlined in Section III will then be followed to reach agreement with the Board.
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Mediation and Appeal. For the purpose of impasse procedure, the applicable provisions of the Xxxxxx Law shall be utilized. An impasse in negotiations shall occur if the parties concur that they are at an impasse, or if they have failed to reach agreement on topics of negotiation within sixty (60) days prior to the first Tuesday in May. In the event of an impasse, a written statement on the nature of the impasse as the parties view it shall be circulated as rapidly as practicable to the members of the board, then to the Executive Board of the Association. Within one (1) week after such circulation, a final negotiating session shall be held to attempt to reconcile differences. If the impasse persists, either party may request assistance under the provisions of the Public Employment Relations Board.
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Mediation and Appeal. Recognizing their respective responsibilities for the education of the children of the community, the parties accept their obligation to assure the uninterrupted operation of the school system. To this end, the parties pledge themselves to negotiate in good faith such matters as are included in this Agreement, and, in the event of failure to reach agreement, to utilize in good faith such mediatory facilities as may usefully contribute to arriving at agreement between them. If after twenty one (21) calendar days prior to the expiration of the Agreement, agreement has not been reached on all items under negotiations, either party may call for the services of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) to assist in negotiations. If a party calls for FMCS involvement, the other party shall join in a joint request.
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Mediation and Appeal. 11.1 In the event either party declares impasse, both parties shall make a joint request to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service for the services of a mediator. The assigned mediator shall have the authority to call meetings for the purpose of promoting an agreement between the parties. Impasse shall be declared on unresolved issues only. The mediator has no authority to bind either party to any agreement (s). This shall be the agreed upon impasse procedure.
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