Provision for Single Arbitrator Sample Clauses
A Provision for Single Arbitrator clause establishes that any disputes arising under the agreement will be resolved by a sole arbitrator rather than a panel of multiple arbitrators. In practice, this means that both parties agree to appoint one neutral individual to oversee the arbitration process, which can streamline proceedings and reduce costs. The core function of this clause is to simplify dispute resolution, making it more efficient and less expensive compared to multi-arbitrator panels.
Provision for Single Arbitrator. In the event that the party initiating the grievance is content that the grievance be dealt with by a sole arbitrator, it shall so advise the other party when it submits the notice referring the grievance to arbitration. If within ten (10) calendar days after the notice of referral is submitted, the parties can agree to a sole arbitrator, the grievance shall be determined by a sole arbitrator; failing such agreement, the regular arbitration procedure shall apply.
Provision for Single Arbitrator. Where the parties mutually agree, a sole Arbitrator may be appointed in place of a Board of Arbitration. The sole Arbitrator shall have all the rights and powers of a Board of Arbitration appointed under this article. Each party shall pay one-half of the fees and expenses of the Arbitrator.
Provision for Single Arbitrator. The Union and the Employer may agree upon an Arbitrator to hear the matter, and for this purpose will exchange nominations.