Voluntary Process. Either Party may terminate the mediation for any reason by written notification to the Mediator and to the other Party. The Mediator may terminate his/her participation in the mediation if (1) the Parties fail to pay for the Mediator’s services, (2) continuation of the mediation would involve a violation of applicable ethical rules, or (3) other reasonable cause; in the event of such termination, the Mediator shall maintain the confidentiality of all information to which the obligation of confidentiality applies under this Agreement.
Voluntary Process. The participants agree to try to resolve this situation through mediation. They understand that mediation is voluntary and that they can withdraw from it at anytime.
Voluntary Process. Staff within the restructured department(s) shall be given the opportunity to voluntarily adjust work schedules to fill open positions and meet the joint needs of the Hospital and staff members.
Voluntary Process we understand that mediation is a voluntary process, and the parties retain all rights they may have to a judicial or administrative determination of the dispute should the participants decide to withdraw from mediation before an agreement is reached.
Voluntary Process. Mediation is a cooperative, voluntary dispute resolution process which uses the resources of a facilitator to assist disputants in discussing and reaching their own resolution on disputed issues. Mediation is an entirely voluntary process, and can continue only so long as each person wishes to participate. Any of us (the Mediator or either party) may suspend or terminate mediation at any time. Mediation is an approach to dissolving a marriage on a non-adversarial basis. Through the process of mediation, you have the opportunity to negotiate your own settlement rather than have one imposed upon you by an attorney or judge. Successful mediation requires recognition by both parties that each must consider the position of the other, each must be willing to compromise and that neither should have to "win" or "lose."
Voluntary Process. The Parties wish to meet to discuss the various aspects of the litigation. This process is entirely voluntary and each Party freely agrees to take an active part in it. As well, each Party may withdraw unilaterally from the process at his discretion. This process does not deprive the Parties of their rights in any judicial process. The Parties therefore reserve the right to proceed with or pursue any judicial proceedings after the mediation should a settlement not be reached. However, such proceedings shall be suspended during the mediation process until an agreement has been concluded or the process is terminated by either of the Parties or the mediator.
Voluntary Process. Mediation is an approach to developing agreement on a non-adversarial basis. Mediation is a cooperative, voluntary process which uses the resources of a facilitator to assist parties in discussing and reaching their own resolution on disputed issues. Mediation is an entirely voluntary process, and can continue only so long as each person wishes to participate. Any of us (the Mediator or either party) may suspend or terminate mediation at any time.
Voluntary Process. The Parties acknowledge and agree that mediation is a non-adversarial settlement negotiation that can only result in a resolution if all parties voluntarily agree. Nothing is mandatory in the mediation process, except to the extent that a court may have ordered you to attend.
Voluntary Process. Teachers returning from leave who are guaranteed to return to a position and who have by March 1 made written commitment to return to work are included and should also participate in this voluntary transfer procedure.
Voluntary Process. Parties voluntarily attend a mediation in an attempt to resolve a dispute between them without any acknowledgment prejudicial to their interests. Either Party may terminate the mediation unilaterally if he wishes so, by means of a notification by registered letter to the other Part(y)ies and the Mediator. If the mediation ends without reaching an agreement, the Parties retain and keep their right to resort to judiciary or arbitral proceedings if they consider it appropriate. During the course of the mediation and until a settlement has been reached or until one of the Parties or the Mediator decides to terminate the mediation, the Parties agree that all proceedings (excepted those which are merely provisional and protective).
