Settlement Officer definition

Settlement Officer means a Hearing Officer as defined in subpart (k) who conducts a settlement meeting under the provisions of Rule 21 (Section 232.21).
Settlement Officer means a Land Settlement Officer appointed pursuant to section 32(1);
Settlement Officer means the Settlement Officer appointed under section 23.

Examples of Settlement Officer in a sentence

  • The parties shall jointly bear the expenses of the Grievance Settlement Officer or other agreed to third party facilitator.

  • The Employer and the Union may agree to the appointment of a Grievance Settlement Officer in an endeavour to effect a settlement prior to arbitration.

  • Special situations are examined by the Settlement Officer who may propose to the B3 Executive Board that there be differentiated treatment, on a case- by-case basis.

  • The B3 Chief Executive Officer, together with the Settlement Officer, must seek the means to resolve these issues in a coordinated effort with the Agent.

  • At any stage in the grievance procedure, the parties by mutual consent in writing may elect to resolve the grievance by requesting the appointment of a Settlement Officer, in accordance with Section 48.5 of the Ontario Labour Relations Act.


More Definitions of Settlement Officer

Settlement Officer means a Settlement Officer appointed under section 12;
Settlement Officer means a Settlement Officer appointed under the Mizoram (Land Survey and Settlement Operation) Act, 2003 (No. 4 of 2003) as amended from time to time;
Settlement Officer means a person appointed to be in charge of a designated area;
Settlement Officer means any person appointed as such under section 14(2) of this Act;
Settlement Officer means the person appointed by each member in terms of rule 3.120.3;
Settlement Officer means a Settlement Officer appointed under section 12;"shore line" means the high-water mark of ordinary spring tides;
Settlement Officer means an employee appointed under the Public Service Act who is appointed as a settlement officer by the director. Purpose of Part