Selection of Panel Clause Samples
The Selection of Panel clause defines the process by which the parties involved choose the members of a panel, typically for arbitration, dispute resolution, or expert review. This clause usually outlines the number of panelists, the qualifications required, and the method by which each party nominates or agrees upon panel members. For example, each party may select one panelist, with a third chosen jointly or by a neutral body. The core function of this clause is to ensure a fair and transparent method for constituting a decision-making body, thereby reducing disputes over panel composition and promoting impartiality in resolving conflicts.
Selection of Panel. The parties shall establish a panel of seven (7) arbitrators selected by mutual agreement.
Selection of Panel. The position of Acting Chairman for each Panel session will be alternately appointed by the respective Co-Chair of the Union and Company. The Co-Chair for the Union and the Co-Chair for the Employer shall be permanent members of the Panel. Panel members assigned to hear cases will be selected as outlined in Article 18, Section 1 (d). Panel members will be identified for the record, prior to the presen- tation of a case.
Selection of Panel. The Association and the Commonwealth will designate their respective Co-Chairpersons prior to the start of each meeting. The position of Acting Chairperson for each Committee Meeting will be alternately filled by each side. Each Co-Chairperson shall select his/her panel members to hear each case on the docket. Any Joint Committee panel hearing a case shall consist of three (3) representatives designated by each party. In the event any case on the docket affects the work location of any member of the panel, then such panel member shall be removed from the panel for that case, and the appropriate Co-Chairperson shall appoint another member of his/her group to the Committee to hear that particular case.
Selection of Panel. The FOP and the Commonwealth will select their respective Co-Chairpersons. The position of Acting Chairperson for each Joint State Committee meeting will be alternately filled by each side. Each Co-Chairperson shall select his/her panel members to hear each case on the docket. Any Joint State Committee panel hearing a case shall consist of three representatives designated by each party, and at all times shall consist of an equal number of Commonwealth and FOP representatives. In the event any case on the docket affects the work location of any member of the panel, then such panel member shall be removed from the panel for that case and the appropriate Co- Chairperson shall designate another member of his/her group to the Committee to hear that particular case. No representative of either side who participated in the prior hearing of the case at Step 1 shall be permitted to act as a member of the panel hearing the case at Step 2.
Selection of Panel. The Chairman of the Union Committee shall be the Director of the Package Division or his designee and the Chairman for the Company shall be the National Labor Relations Manager or his designee. The chairmanship at meetings of the National Grievance Committee shall be alternated between Employer and Union Chairmen. Each Co-Chairman shall select his/her members of a Panel to hear each case on the docket. Any Panel of the Committee hearing a case shall consist of an equal number of Employer Committee members and Union Committee members, not to exceed four (4) from each side, nor less than three (3) from each side, including the Chairman. With the exception of the Co-Chairmen, neither Union nor Company representatives may participate as a panelist on the National Grievance Committee to decide the cases involving Local Unions or UPS Districts located within the IBT Conference or UPS region that they represent. Such representatives may, however, have voice but no vote in deliberations of the Panel, at the request of his Chairman.
Selection of Panel. The Union and the Commonwealth will select their respective Co-Chairpersons. The position of Acting Chairperson for each Joint State Committee meeting will be alternately filled by each side. Each Co-Chairperson shall select his/her panel members to hear each case on the docket. Any Joint State Committee panel hearing a case shall consist of three (3) or four (4) representatives designated by each party, and at all times shall consist of an equal number of Commonwealth and Union representatives. The parties agree that the normal panel will consist of three members designated by each side. It is further agreed and understood between the parties that discussions will occur prior to the Committee meeting if either party anticipates the need to constitute a panel of 4 members from each side. In the event any case on the docket affects the work location of any member of the panel, then such panel member shall be removed from the panel for that case, and the appropriate Co- Chairperson shall designate another member of his/her group to the Committee to hear that particular case. No representative of either side, who participated in the prior hearing of the case at the First Step shall be permitted to act as a member of the panel hearing the case at Step 2.
Selection of Panel. The arbitration shall be conducted in Palo Alto, ------------------ California by three arbitrators acting by majority vote (the "Panel"). The parties involved in the arbitration shall jointly select the three arbitrators from a list provided by AAA. If the parties are unable to agree as to the Panel within 30 days after delivery of the Arbitration Demand Notice, the arbitrators shall be appointed by the AAA pursuant to the commercial arbitration rules of the American Arbitration Association, as amended from time to time (the "AAA Rules"). If an arbitrator so selected or appointed becomes unable to serve, his or her successor shall be similarly selected or appointed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the affected parties agree, the Panel may consist of one arbitrator jointly selected by the affected parties. The Panel shall be the sole judge of the existence and extent of its jurisdiction.
Selection of Panel. The Parties shall establish a panel of arbitrators selected by mutual agreement.
Selection of Panel. SCUPA and the State System will designate their respective Co-Chairpersons prior to the start of each meeting. The position of Acting Chairperson for each Committee Meeting will be alternately filled by each side. Each Co-Chairperson shall select his/her panel members to hear each case on the docket. Any Joint Committee panel hearing a case shall consist of three (3) representatives designated by each party. In the event any case on the docket affects the work location of any member of the panel, then such panel member shall be removed from the panel for that case, and the appropriate Co- Chairperson shall appoint another member of his/her group to the Committee to hear that particular case.
Selection of Panel. No later than the close of business on the tenth business day following such written notice, each party shall provide written notice to the other setting forth (i) the identity of an individual with experience in the entertainment industry selected by such party (who shall not be a present or former officer, director or partner of such party, or a current employee or constituent partner of such party, or of any of its affiliates or of any of its current investment bankers, accounting firms or law firms) to resolve such disagreement, (ii) such individual's consent to serve for such individual's customary hourly fees, and (iii) the identity of up to ten (10) suggested neutral individuals with experience in the entertainment industry to serve as a third mediator. The mediators originally designated by each party shall promptly confer about the selection of a third mediator from such lists, and within fifteen (15) business days following the original notice of arbitration shall agree upon and (subject to availability) select the third mediator from the lists submitted by the parties or, if they cannot agree upon a third mediator from such lists, shall otherwise agree upon and select a third mediator not on such lists, provided that if the originally designated mediators cannot agree upon a third mediator by such date, the third mediator shall be a retired judge designated by Judicial and Arbitration Mediation Services, Inc., located in Los Angeles, California. The three mediators so selected are herein referred to as the "Panel."