Single Arbitration. The Parties may, by written mutual agreement, appoint a single arbitrator chosen jointly to deal with any arbitration matter in lieu of an Arbitration Board.
Single Arbitration. In the event that a grievance is to be adjudicated by a single arbitrator, the parties to the Agreement shall attempt to agree on an Arbitrator as soon as the grieving party has submitted notice, in writing, of its decision to proceed to arbitration. If the parties cannot agree, the Arbitrator shall be appointed by the Ontario Minister of Labour. The Arbitrator shall proceed as soon as practical to examine the grievance and render his/her judgment, and his/her decision shall be final and binding upon the parties and upon any employee affected by it.
Single Arbitration. Each grievance will be arbitrated separately except those of a similar nature pursuant to mutual agreement.
Single Arbitration a) The Association, after exhausting the grievance procedure established by this Agreement, may notify the other Party, in writing, of its desire to submit the difference or allegation to arbitration.
b) The Parties shall, by written mutual agreement, appoint a single arbitrator chosen jointly to deal with any arbitration matter.
c) The appointment of a single arbitrator shall take place within fifteen (15) school days or other such time period as the parties agree.
d) If the Parties are unable to agree upon an arbitrator within the time limit, the Ontario Labour Relations Board shall appoint an arbitrator.
e) The Arbitrator shall hear and determine the difference or allegation and shall issue a decision. The decision is final and binding upon the Parties and upon any Teacher affected by it.
f) Each party shall share equally the costs of the Arbitration.
g) The Arbitrator shall have the authority only to settle disputes under the terms of the definition of grievance as outlined in this Article, and it shall only interpret and apply this agreement to the facts of the particular grievance involved. The Arbitrator cannot amend, alter or modify this Agreement, nor give any decision inconsistent with it.
Single Arbitration. 21.10.01 The parties shall submit the names of arbitrators to hear the grievance within five (5) working days of receiving the written notice of intent to submit the grievance to arbitration.
21.10.02 Either party may request the services of an arbitrator acceptable to both parties.
21.10.03 In the event that the parties cannot agree on an arbitrator, the appointment shall be made by the Minister of Labour upon the request of either party.
Single Arbitration. The parties hereto acknowledge that the scope and requirements of certain obligations under each Severance Sublease may result in a dispute, governed by Article XVI of each applicable Severance Sublease, between Landlord and the tenants under more than one Severance Sublease. The parties hereto agree that: (a) Landlord may join Tenant as a party to an arbitration proceeding initially commenced in respect of another Severance Sublease (and Tenant expressly submits to such joining and waives any rights it might have to dispute such joining) if the failure to so join would materially and adversely affect the Public Parties’ administration of the Severance Subleases, would result in the need for duplicative proceedings to resolve the same matter or could result in conflicting determinations with respect to Common Elements; (b) Landlord may join other tenants under Severance Subleases to an arbitration proceeding initially commenced in respect of Tenant (and Tenant expressly submits to such joining and waives any rights it might have to dispute such joining) if the failure to so join would materially and adversely affect the Public Parties’ administration of the Severance Subleases, would result in the need for duplicative proceedings to resolve the same matter or could result in conflicting determinations with respect to Common Elements; and (c) Tenant may join any arbitration initiated between Landlord and any other tenant under a Severance Sublease (and Landlord expressly submits to such joining and waives any rights it might have to dispute such joining). Moreover, in the event that Tenant joins or is joined in any arbitration preceding described in this Section 16.4, Tenant agrees that Tenant shall: (i) not initiate (or attempt to initiate) a separate arbitration or other action, whether hereunder or otherwise, in respect of the same dispute; (ii) make any decision or proposal required of Tenant under this Article XVI solely in concert with any other tenants under Severance Subleases so joined if the failure to so act in concert would materially and adversely affect the Public Parties’ administration of the Severance Subleases, would result in the need for duplicative proceedings to resolve the same matter or could result in conflicting determinations with respect to the Common Elements; and (iii) comply with any decision rendered by the arbitrator pursuant to such arbitration, regardless of whether Tenant fails to participate in the arbitration proceeding...
Single Arbitration. If mutually agreed upon by the parties the grievance may be submitted to a single arbitrator. Within five (5) school days the parties will submit names for the single arbitrator. If the parties fail to agree upon an arbitrator, the appointment shall be made by the Minister of Labour of Ontario.
Single Arbitration. Before Arbitration can proceed, a single arbitrator shall be chosen and agreed upon by both the Union and the Company to render a decision based on the documented facts. This decision shall provide guidance as to whether the Grievance should proceed to Arbitration. If the Grievance does not proceed to the next step the cost of Single Arbitration shall be split between both parties.
Single Arbitration. The Parties may, by written mutual agreement, appoint a single arbitrator chosen jointly to deal with any arbitration matter in lieu of an Arbitration Board. Notwithstanding the procedures above, either party may request access to expedited arbitration under the Ontario Labour Relations Act as amended from time to time.
Single Arbitration. If mutually agreed upon by the parties the grievance may be submitted to a single arbitrator. Within five (5) school days the parties will submit names for the single arbitrator. If the parties fail to agree upon an arbitrator, the appointment shall be made by the Minister of Labour of Ontario. Policy Grievance Any grievance arising between the parties, instead of following the procedure hereinbefore set out, may be submitted in writing by either of them at Stage Two within ten days of the occurrence of the incident giving rise to the grievance, ten days of the date the grieving party should have been aware of the event or the relevant facts. This procedure shall be reserved for grievances for which the regular grievance procedure for Teachers is not available and it shall not be used to bypass the regular grievance procedure. In the case of a Board grievance, the roles of Board and Federation personnel are reversed. Group Grievances: Any grievance between more than one Teacher and the Board shall proceed in the same way as an individual grievance and shall be subject to the same time limits. The submission of a group grievance must be acknowledged in writing by each member of the group, and, where such acknowledgment is not given, the grievance does not apply to that member of the group. Time Limits: The time limits set out in this Article are mandatory and, if any of them are violated by the griever, the grievance shall be considered to have been abandoned or withdrawn unless an extension of the time limits had been mutually agreed upon. Failure of the other party to meet its time limits will cause the grievance to proceed to the next step in the grievance procedure.
