QSB Protocol Sample Clauses

QSB Protocol. In order to hear and resolve disputes in an expeditious manner, the parties have agreed that the following procedures will apply: i. Arbitration hearings will begin each day at 0900 and continue until all disputes on the day’s docket have been heard, unless otherwise agreed to by the presenters; ii. The disputes will be heard in the order in which they appear on the day’s docket, with the oldest dispute scheduled first; iii. To expedite the hearing of each dispute by resolving preliminary procedural matters prior to hearing, the presenters on each side will meet prior to the arbitration hearing date to review and discuss all disputes to be heard, including all documents to be introduced in the hearing, preliminary motions, etc. Presenters should openly discuss their proposed dispute presentations in order to xxxxxx a full understanding of the relative merits of each side’s dispute. It is anticipated that this full and xxxxx exchange will expedite the hearing of these disputes and, wherever possible, stimulate dispute resolutions prior to hearing. The presenters will stipulate in writing to all facts and issues not in dispute, including relevant Company policies, background information on the grievant and all other witnesses, and any other uncontested information that is relevant to the dispute. In the event the parties have filed separate submissions, the presenters should attempt to agree to a joint statement of the issue. These stipulations are to be submitted to the Quarterly System Board at the beginning of the hearing in each dispute. Should written stipulations on a specific dispute not be accomplished by the presenters prior to hearing, the Quarterly System Board will proceed with the next dispute(s) in order on the docket pending the presenters’ completion of the necessary stipulations; iv. Each presenter will use her/his best efforts to list her/his opening statement to five (5) minutes, but in no event shall the opening statement exceed ten (10) minutes. The closing summation shall not exceed fifteen (15) minutes; v. The Company and APFA agree that no taped or stenographic transcripts will be taken during the first two (2) sessions of the Quarterly System Board convened pursuant to this Agreement. Thereafter, as a rule, taped or stenographic transcripts will not be taken; vi. The presenters will use oral closing summations rather than written briefs, unless the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner mutually agree that written briefs should be used...
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