Mediation to Final Conclusion Sample Clauses

Mediation to Final Conclusion. If the problem remains unresolved after all these efforts have been exhausted, the Union or the University may request the assistance of a mediator acceptable to both parties to the Agreement. The objective of the mediator will be to seek a fair and equitable solution which takes into account the needs of the employee and the University. The mediator may make recommendations for the resolution of the problem and, if a consensus is still not reached, will make a final decision. However, the mediator will have no authority to make a final decision on any matter which does not involve the interpretation or application of the terms of the Agreement including the provisions of the Manual determined to be arbitrable. The University and the Union will work closely with the mediator in this process, and all reasonable resources will be made available.
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Mediation to Final Conclusion. The Union shall have 60 days from the decision at Step 2 to file for mediation/arbitration. The union shall provide Human Resources with a status update within 30 days of the decision at Step 2 if a case is being considered for mediation/arbitration. If proceeding, Marlborough Hospital and SHARE will jointly choose a mediator and a date for the case. If the parties agree that mediation to final conclusion is not appropriate for the situation, they will choose an arbitrator. In the case of mediation to final conclusion, if the mediator cannot get the parties to a mutually acceptable agreement, (s)he will issue a final and binding written decision which accepts either party's position or some point in between. Expenses of mediation or arbitration shall be borne equally by the parties. Marlborough Hospital and SHARE are committed to creating a constructive work environment. Open communication, based on mutual trust and respect among staff at all levels, is the cornerstone to constructive working relationships. We are committed to treating each other and our patients with kindness, respect and dignity. These values guide our approach to progressive discipline. It is Marlborough Hospital’s expectation that employees at all levels will conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the highest standards of professionalism. When an employee’s performance is not meeting these expectations, every effort will be made to work with the employee toward satisfactory improvement. A disciplinary process is, in most instances, intended to provide employees with the opportunity to change their conduct or to correct performance problems with guidance and assistance from their manager. The Hospital will attempt to ensure that all such discipline will be appropriate to the offense, will be timely, and will be applied consistently. In more serious instances, some issues or problems may not lend themselves to progressive discipline and immediate and more serious discipline may be taken in the first instance. • We will use a Problem-Solving approach to discussions about discipline. • We will resolve performance issues at the most informal level possible. • Direct conversation by the employee and supervisor are the most effective method to set up mutual effort to address performance or conduct issues. • We will strive to strengthen the supervisor-employee relationship during difficult discussions. • Mistakes can be opportunities to improve a work process. We will look for such opp...
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Mediation to Final Conclusion. If the problem remains unresolved after all these efforts have been exhausted, the Union or the University may request the assistance of a mediator acceptable to both parties to the Agreement. The objective of the mediator will be to seek a fair and equitable solution which takes into account the needs of the employee and the University. The mediator may make recommendations for the resolution of the problem and, if a consensus is still not reached, will make a final decision. However, the mediator will have no authority to make a final decision on any matter which does not involve the interpretation or application of the terms of the Agreement including the provisions of the Manual determined to be arbitrable. The University and the Union will work closely with the mediator in this process, and all reasonable resources will be made available. Termination: Termination should only be considered after all other avenues have been thoroughly explored. A possible intermediate step between a final written warning and termination might be suspension with or without pay. Members who are terminated for cause may request expedited problem-solving (see Mediation to Final Conclusion section in Agreement).
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