Common use of Questions of Negotiability Clause in Contracts

Questions of Negotiability. a. If any proposal is claimed to be non-negotiable by either party and subsequently determined to be negotiable, or the declaring party withdraws its allegations of non-negotiability, the proposal will, upon request, be reopened within a reasonable period of time. Such requests for bargaining must be made within 60 calendar days. Nothing in this section will preclude the right of judicial appeal.

Questions of Negotiability. a. 1. If any proposal is claimed to be non-negotiable by either party and subsequently determined to be negotiable, or the declaring party withdraws its allegations of non-negotiability, the proposal will, upon request, be reopened within a reasonable period of time. Such requests for bargaining request must be made within 60 calendar days. Nothing in this section will preclude the right of judicial appeal.

Questions of Negotiability. a. 1. If any proposal is claimed to be non-negotiable by either party and subsequently determined to be negotiable, or the declaring party withdraws its allegations of non-non- negotiability, the proposal will, upon request, be reopened within a reasonable period of time. Such requests for bargaining request must be made within 60 calendar days. Nothing in this section will preclude the right of judicial appeal.

Questions of Negotiability. a. If any proposal is claimed to be non-negotiable by either party and subsequently determined to be negotiable, or the declaring party withdraws its allegations of non-non- negotiability, the proposal will, upon request, be reopened within a reasonable period of time. Such requests for bargaining must be made within 60 calendar days. Nothing in this section will preclude the right of judicial appeal.