Board of Conciliation Sample Clauses

The Board of Conciliation clause establishes a formal body or panel tasked with resolving disputes or disagreements that arise between parties, typically in the context of labor relations or contractual arrangements. This board is usually composed of representatives from both sides and may include an independent chairperson, and it operates by reviewing the issues, facilitating discussions, and making recommendations or decisions to settle conflicts. Its core practical function is to provide a structured, impartial mechanism for dispute resolution, thereby helping to prevent escalation to litigation and promoting fair, efficient outcomes.
Board of Conciliation. The dispute shall be referred to the District Council and the Employer’s authorized representative who is vested with decision making authority for a Board of Conciliation within fifteen
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Board of Conciliation. The dispute shall be referred to a Board of Conciliation within fifteen (15) working days. This Board shall consist of two (2) persons who have no direct involvement in the dispute, appointed by each party. If these four (4) persons cannot affect a settlement within seven (7) working days after the dispute has been referred to them, the matter shall proceed to Step Three.
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Board of Conciliation. The dispute shall be referred to the District Council and the Employer’s authorized representative who is vested with decision making authority for a Board of Conciliation within fifteen (15) working days. This Board shall consist of two (2) persons who have no direct involvement in the dispute, appointed by each party. If these four (4) persons cannot effect a settlement within seven (7) days after the dispute has been referred to them, the matter shall proceed to Step Three. Either party may waive their right to a Board of Conciliation in Step Two. However, if this step is waived, mediation, in Step Three shall become mandatory. At no time will more than twenty (20) working days pass between the conclusion of Step One and the decision to waive the right to Step Two.
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Board of Conciliation. If I, or any member of my immediate family, reach a point of disagreement on an issue of a non-criminal nature with Konocti Christian Academy, in keeping with I Corinthians 6:1, I/we agree to submit to a board of conciliation; the members of which will consist of KCA’s chaplains and one representative for the parent and the school, rather than taking the dispute to a civil court. The decision of the Board of Conciliation shall be in writing and shall be a final binding decision of an arbitrator pursuant to section 1280 et seq of the California Code of Civil Procedure. I/we agree the procedure to be followed, including costs involved, will be in accordance with the Christian Legal Society.
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Board of Conciliation. The dispute shall be referred to a Board of Conciliation within fifteen (15) working days. This Board shall consist of two (2) persons who have no direct involvement in the dispute, appointed by each party. If these four (4) persons cannot affect a settlement within seven (7) working days after the dispute has been referred to them, the matter shall proceed to Step Three, within fifteen (15) working days. Step Three: Mediation – By mutual agreement, the matter may be referred to mediation. The parties shall request a mediator from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service or other acceptable service. This person shall serve as the mediator to resolve the dispute. The expense of employing the mediator shall be borne equally by both parties and each party shall be responsible for their own attorney fees and costs. Should mediation be waived or the parties fail to reach agreement, the matter shall proceed to Step Four, within fifteen (15) working days.
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