Common use of Problem Solving Clause in Contracts

Problem Solving. Section 1. The Parties recognize that the traditional methods of dispute resolution (e.g., grievance/arbitration and unfair labor practice charges) are reactive and not always the most efficient means of problem resolution. The Parties also understand that an early and open exchange of information is essential to clearly address the concerns or reservations of each Party.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Contract, Contract

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Problem Solving. Section 1. The Parties recognize that the traditional methods of dispute resolution (e.g., grievance/arbitration and unfair labor practice charges) are reactive and not always the most efficient means of problem resolution. The Parties also understand that an early and open exchange of information is essential to clearly address the concerns or reservations of each Party. Therefore, the Parties agree to use the provisions of this Article to the fullest extent possible before resorting to other avenues of dispute resolution.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement

Problem Solving. Section SECTION 1. : The Parties recognize that the traditional methods of dispute resolution (e.g., e.g. grievance/arbitration and unfair labor practice charges) are reactive and not always the most efficient means of problem resolution. The Parties also understand that an early and open exchange of information is essential to clearly address the concerns or reservations of each Partyparty. Therefore, the Parties may use the provisions of this Article to seek resolution of problems through a proactive approach before resorting to other avenues of dispute resolution.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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Problem Solving. Section SECTION 1. The Parties recognize that the traditional methods of dispute resolution (e.g., e.g. grievance/arbitration and unfair labor practice charges) are reactive and not always the most efficient means of problem resolution. The Parties also understand that an early and open exchange of information is essential to clearly address the concerns or reservations of each Party. Therefore, the Parties are encouraged to use the provisions of this Article to seek resolution of problems through a proactive approach before resorting to other avenues of dispute resolution.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.natca.org

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