Common use of REFUSAL TO ARBITRATE Clause in Contracts

REFUSAL TO ARBITRATE. A failure or refusal by any party to go to grievance on a matter subject to grievance or to arbitrate an arbitrable matter, including disputes as to jurisdiction and arbitrability pursuant to this Article 10, is a substantial breach of this Basic Agreement. A failure or refusal by any party to go to grievance on a matter subject to grievance or to arbitrate an arbitrable matter shall not limit, impair or divest the jurisdiction and powers of the grievance committee or arbitrator provided notice of grievance or arbitration has been served as provided herein. Grievance and arbitration

REFUSAL TO ARBITRATE. A failure or refusal by any party to go to grievance on a matter subject to grievance or to arbitrate an arbitrable matter, including disputes as to jurisdiction and arbitrability pursuant to this Article 10, is a substantial breach of this Basic Agreement. A failure or refusal by any party to go to grievance on a matter subject to grievance or to arbitrate an arbitrable matter shall not limit, impair or divest the jurisdiction and powers of the grievance committee or arbitrator provided notice of grievance or arbitration has been served as provided herein. Grievance and arbitrationarbitration may proceed despite the failure of a party to appear and the grievance committee or arbitrator may enter an award against such a party.