Common use of Powers of the Board of Arbitration Clause in Contracts

Powers of the Board of Arbitration. An arbitrator or an Arbitration Board, as the case may be, has the powers of an arbitrator or Arbitration Board under the Labour Relations Act and, in addition, has the power: a) to extend the time for the taking of any step in the grievance or arbitration procedures, including the submission to arbitration, notwithstanding the expiration of such time, where in its discretion it considers it proper to do so; b) to grant such interim orders, including interim relief, as the arbitrator or Arbitration Board considers proper, including interim reinstatement; and, c) to enforce a written settlement of a grievance.

Powers of the Board of Arbitration. An arbitrator or an Arbitration Boardarbitration board, as the case may be, has the powers of an arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board under the Labour Relations Act andand , in addition, has the power: a) to extend the time for the taking of any step in the grievance or arbitration procedures, including the submission to arbitration, notwithstanding the expiration of such time, where in its discretion it considers it proper to do so; b) to grant such interim orders, including interim relief, as the arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board considers proper, including interim reinstatement; and, c) to enforce a written settlement of a grievance.

Powers of the Board of Arbitration. An arbitrator Arbitrator or an Arbitration Board, as the case may be, has the powers of an arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board under the Labour Relations Act and, in addition, has the power: (a) to extend the time for the taking of any step in the grievance or arbitration procedures, including the submission to arbitration, notwithstanding the expiration of such timetime where, where in its discretion it discretion, considers it proper to do so; (b) to grant such interim ordersorder, including interim relief, as the arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board considers proper, including interim reinstatement; and, (c) to enforce a written settlement of a grievance.

Powers of the Board of Arbitration. An arbitrator or an Arbitration Boardarbitration board, as the case may be, has the powers of an arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board under the Labour Relations Act and, in addition, has the power: a) to extend the time for the taking of any step in the grievance or arbitration procedures, including the submission to arbitration, notwithstanding the expiration of such time, where in its discretion it considers it proper to do so; b) to grant such interim orders, including interim relief, as the arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board considers proper, including interim reinstatement; and, c) to enforce a written settlement of a grievance.

Powers of the Board of Arbitration. An arbitrator or an Arbitration Boardarbitration board, as the case may be, has the powers of an arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board under the Labour Relations Act and, in addition, has the power: (a) to extend the time for the that taking of any step in the grievance or arbitration procedures, including the submission to arbitration, notwithstanding the expiration of such time, where in its discretion it considers it proper to do so; (b) to grant such interim orders, including interim relief, as the an arbitrator or Arbitration Board arbitration board considers proper, including interim reinstatement; and, (c) to enforce a endorse written settlement of a grievance.