Common use of Relief Against Time Limits Clause in Contracts

Relief Against Time Limits. Time limits are directory and the arbitrator shall be able to overrule a preliminary objection that the time limits have been missed, provided that the arbitrator is satisfied that the grievance has been handled with reasonable dispatch and the Employer’s position is not significantly prejudiced by the delay.

Relief Against Time Limits. Time limits are directory and the arbitrator shall be able to overrule a preliminary objection that the time limits have been missed, provided that the arbitrator Arbitrator is satisfied that the grievance has been handled with reasonable dispatch and the Employer’s or Union’s position is not significantly prejudiced by the delay.

Relief Against Time Limits. Time limits are directory and the arbitration board or single arbitrator shall be able to overrule a preliminary objection that the time limits have been missed, provided are missed providing that the board or arbitrator is satisfied that the grievance has been handled with reasonable dispatch and the Employer’s position is not significantly prejudiced by the delay.