Process of PDT Referral to Local Tables and Dispute Sample Clauses

Process of PDT Referral to Local Tables and Dispute. [PDT] (a) The Employers group shall forward a copy of this agreement to the Executive Directors of all represented Employers and shall unanimously recommend that ratification of Parts 9 to 16 of the Consensus Agreement dated June 4, 2011 by each Employer. Each Union shall forward a copy to local Presidents and shall unanimously recommend ratification of Parts 9 to 16 of the Consensus Agreement dated June 4, 2011. (b) Where there is a dispute between local parties regarding the incorporation of the above Parts of this Consensus Agreement into a local collective agreement, the Employers group and Union group parties to the Consensus Agreement dated June 4, 2011 may each select one representative from their respective group to assist the local parties in resolving such dispute. (c) Where there is a dispute regarding language issues that are included in a collective agreement by virtue of the Consensus Agreement dated June 4, 2011 the provisions of the local collective agreement shall be used to resolve such disputes. (d) Where there is a dispute between the Employers group and Union group parties to the Consensus Agreement dated June 4, 2011 regarding the interpretation, application or alleged violation of its terms, and that dispute does not arise under a local collective agreement such that (iii) above applies to it, the dispute shall be referred to final and binding arbitration as follows: (2) A labour arbitrator will be selected by mutual agreement of the parties within 30 days of the dispute arising. If agreement cannot be reached then, within that 30 day period, either party may apply to the Ministry of Labour for the appointment of an arbitrator. This time limit may be extended by mutual agreement. (3) Where the parties agree, the arbitrator may act as a “mediator-arbitrator”. (4) The arbitrator will have the same powers and authority as set out in section 48 of the Ontario Labour Relations Act, 1995. The arbitrator will not have the authority to add to, modify or delete any part of the Consensus Agreement. The fees and expenses of the arbitrator shall be divided equally among the parties to the dispute. (5) If the parties are unable to agree on an arbitrator as per (iv) (1) above, the parties agree to appoint as arbitrator the person named by the Minister of Labour or his designate. For the purpose of this Article Consensus Agreement Articles are noted as “[PDT]”.
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Process of PDT Referral to Local Tables and Dispute. (a) The Employers group shall forward a copy of this agreement to the Executive Directors of all represented Employers and shall unanimously recommend that it be accepted by each Employer. Each Union shall forward a copy to their local Presidents and shall unanimously recommend that it be accepted by each local union. The parties shall agree on a joint release date. (b) Each Employer and Local that opts into the agreement will unanimously recommend ratification of the terms agreed to above by their local principals.
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Process of PDT Referral to Local Tables and Dispute. The Employers group shall forward a copy of this Agreement to the Executive Directors of all represented Employers and shall unanimously recommend that it be accepted by each Employer. Each Union shall forward a copy to their local Presidents and shall unanimously recommend that it be accepted by each local union. The parties shall agree on a joint release date.
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