Common use of Labour Relations Act Clause in Contracts

Labour Relations Act. By mutual agreement the parties may elect to have a single arbitrator hear the matter in dispute instead of a three-person board. In such case, the party wishing to submit the issue to arbitration, should indicate in its notice of intent to arbitrate, that it would like the matter heard by a single arbitrator. The recipient of the notice shall inform the other party within seven calendar days of receipt of the notice if it is agreeable or not to the matter being heard by a single arbitrator. If so, the parties shall endeavour to select the single arbitrator. Failing agreement within twenty-one calendar days or such time as agreed by the parties clause 8.01 shall be followed. The single arbitrator shall be bound by all clauses of Article 8 in the same manner as a Board of Arbitration with the necessary changes being made.

Labour Relations Act. By mutual agreement the parties may elect to have a single arbitrator hear the matter in dispute instead of a three-person board. In such case, the party wishing to submit the issue to arbitration, arbitration should indicate in its notice of intent to arbitrate, that it would like the matter heard by a single arbitrator. The recipient of the notice shall inform the other party within seven calendar days of receipt of the notice if it is agreeable or not to the matter being heard by a single arbitrator. If so, the parties shall endeavour to select the single arbitrator. Failing agreement within twenty-one calendar thirty days or of such time as agreed by the parties clause 8.01 9.01 shall be followed. The single arbitrator shall be bound by all clauses of Article 8 9 in the same manner as a Board of Arbitration with the necessary changes being made.