Common use of Special Arbitration Procedures Clause in Contracts

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of the procedure in section 4/2/5-10 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/5-10. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 4/3/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of the procedure in section 4/2/5-10 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/5-10subsection 4/2/4 - 4/2/9. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of to replace the procedure in section 4/2/5-10 12 for the resolution of non-non- precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/5-1012. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of to replace the procedure in section 4/2/5Subsection 4/3/1-10 6 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/5subsection 4/3/1-106. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding. Arbitrators will be mutually agreed to by WLEA and the Office of State Employment Relations for both of these procedures during the term of the contract.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 4/3/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of to replace the procedure in section Subsection 4/2/5-10 11 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section subsection 4/2/5-1011. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of to replace the procedure in section 4/2/54/2/6-10 11 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/54/2/6-1011. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of to replace the procedure in section 4/2/5-10 12 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/5-1012. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 4/4/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of the procedure in section 4/2/5-10 for the resolution of non-precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/5-10subsection 4/2/1/E./1. through 4/2/1/E./7. Cases decided by these either of the following methods of dispute resolution shall will not be used as precedent in any other proceedingproceedings.

Special Arbitration Procedures. 4/13/1 In the interest of achieving more efficient handling of routine grievances, including grievances concerning minor discipline, the parties agree to the following special arbitration procedures. These procedures are intended in lieu of to replace the procedure in section 4/2/54/2/6-10 11 for the resolution of non-non- precedential grievances as set forth below. If either of the parties believes that a particular case is precedential in nature and therefore not properly handled through these special procedures, that case will be processed through the full arbitration procedure in section 4/2/54/2/6-1011. Cases decided by these methods of dispute resolution shall not be used as precedent in any other proceeding.