Common use of Ultimate Impasse and the Right to Strike Clause in Contracts

Ultimate Impasse and the Right to Strike. Upon the expiration of the contract, after the parties have been at impasse for at least thirty (30) days and settlement has not been reached, the Association will have the right to strike upon the filing of the statutorily required ten (10) day notice and the Board shall have the right to declare "ultimate impasse" and implement its last offer.

Ultimate Impasse and the Right to Strike. ‌ Upon the expiration of the contract, after the parties have been at impasse for at least thirty (30) days and settlement has not been reached, the Association will have the right to strike upon the filing of the statutorily required ten (10) day notice and the Board shall have the right to declare "ultimate impasse" and implement its last offer. 3.01. Grievance Defined‌‌‌

Ultimate Impasse and the Right to Strike. Upon the expiration of the contract, after the parties have been at impasse for at least thirty (30) 30 days and settlement has not been reached, the Association association will have the right to strike upon the filing of the statutorily required ten (10) -day notice and the Board board shall have the right to declare "“ultimate impasse" ” and implement its last best offer.

Ultimate Impasse and the Right to Strike. Upon the expiration of the contract, after the parties have been at impasse for at least thirty (30) 30 days and settlement has not been reached, the Association association will have the right to strike upon the filing of the statutorily required ten (10) -day notice and the Board board shall have the right to declare "“ultimate impasse" ” and implement its last offer.