Amending of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in both the grievance and arbitration procedure may be extended by consent of the parties.
Amending of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in this grievance procedure may be altered by mutual consent of the parties, but the same must be in writing. Where a grievance or a reply is presented by mail it will be deemed to be presented on the day on which it is postmarked and it will be deemed to be received on the day it was delivered to the appropriate office of the Employer or the Union. Grievances and replies at Step 3 of the grievance procedure and notification to arbitrate will be by priority courier, facsimile or electronic communication, as appropriate.
Amending of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in this grievance procedure may be altered by mutual consent of the parties, but the same must be in writing.
Amending of Time Limits. The time limits set out in the grievance procedure or under Article 26 may be extended by mutual consent of the parties to this Agreement.
Amending of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in both the grievance and arbitration procedure may be extended by mutual agreement between the parties.
Amending of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in this arbitration procedure may be altered by mutual consent of the parties, but the same must be confirmed in writing.
Amending of Time Limits. Whenever a stipulated time is mentioned in the procedure above, the said time may be extended by mutual consent of the parties. Such consent shall be given in writing.
Amending of Time Limits. At the request of either party to this Agreement, it may be mutually agreed in writing to extend the time limits specified herein.
Amending of Time Limits. The time limits fixed in the arbitration procedure may be extended by consent of the parties. The time limits in this section are not mandatory but merely discretionary.
Amending of Time Limits. Whenever a stipulated time is mentioned in the procedure above, it may be extended by mutual consent of the parties. Technical errors or omissions that are not relevant to the substance of the grievance will not be grounds for an objection.
