Sentences with phrase «conciliation issues»

If the parties can reach an agreement on the five Conciliation issues on their own, the Conciliator can draw that up and have everyone sign right then and there.

Not exact matches

Ocheni, who presided over the second conciliation meeting, affirmed that the FG had agreed to resolve the issues that led to the industrial action.

In any event negotiation, conciliation and arbitration considered affordability before coming to a decision on a final position in respect of any pay issues subject to consideration.

The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service gives free advice on all employment issues.

Although we now have pre-claim conciliation offered by Acas, and mediation is growing in popularity, we should aim to resolve the issue at the grievance stage itself, the very reason why such a process exists.

124.1 (1) The Minister may issue orders providing for and fixing the remuneration and expenses of chairs of conciliation boards, members of conciliation boards, mediators, special officers appointed under section 38 and members of a Disputes Advisory Committee.

Mandatory mediation in the civil context is perceived as more of a procedural goal to reduce the issues in dispute or find a reasonable settlement, rather than a substantive objective of conciliation.

In court conciliation (as we then called it) was pioneered for children's issues in the early 1980s in what is now the Central London Family Court, and all issues mediation was available to separating couples by 1988 when the Family Mediators Association had trained the first group of solicitors and family therapists as mediators.

Since 6 May 2014, it has been mandatory for prospective claimants in employment claims to notify ACAS before issuing their tribunal claim under their early conciliation («EC») procedure.

Early conciliation is a compulsory step and claimants are not permitted to issue to tribunals without an ACAS certificate.

In the UK, the statutory Code of Practice on Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures (the Code) published by the Advisory, Conciliation and Advisory Service (ACAS) 3 sets out the principles for handling disciplinary and grievance issues in the workplace.

UNCITRAL has undertaken work in a wide range of commercial law issues, such as micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), arbitration and conciliation, investor - state dispute settlement reform, electronic commerce, insolvency law, security interests and international sale of goods.

The Respondent had objected on grounds that even if the amendment were allowed, a new ACAS Early Conciliation certificate pursuant to s18A Employment Tribunals Act 1996 had not been issued (with the correct name) and therefore the claim would be out of time and outside the jurisdiction of the Employment Tribunal.

If early settlement can't be achieved through ACAS, ACAS will then issue you with an Early Conciliation certificate.

(2) In this section, «alternative dispute resolution mechanism» includes mediation, conciliation, negotiation or any other means of facilitating the resolution of issues in dispute.

Family Courts operate on the basis of conciliation and mediation, rather than by issuing orders that are unlikely to be enforced or respected.

On 29th April, 2013 the respondent lodged Arbitration Petition No. 406 of 2013 against the claimant in this court under section 34 and 12 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 inter alia praying for setting aside the partial award dated 7th December, 2009 and partial final award dated 30th January, 2013 issued by the learned sole arbitrator and also applied for declaration that both these awards were null and void and of no effect.

• Audit financial summaries in conciliation with company's internal and state issued accounting policies • Prepare and distribute monthly, quarterly and annual financial statements to the concerned authorities • Execute and over look daily cash management issues including funds transfer, balancing and reconciliation • Maintain hard and soft copy of invoice and transactional record

When a conciliation conference fails or spouses can't agree on issues of property, support and custody, then they are bound for trial despite all of Montana's best efforts to prevent it.

Family and Conciliation Courts Review; Los Angeles; Jul 2000; Joan B Kelly; Michael E Lamb; Volume: 38 Issue: 3: 297 - 311, Sage Publications.

At that time it reviewed proposals for changes in the Draft Standards which were published in the January 2000 issue of the Family and Conciliation Courts Review and posted on the Web sites of AFCC, the ABA Family Law Section, and the ABA Dispute Resolution Section.

In order to address this issue, the Court has drafted the Australian Standards of Practice for Family Assessments and Reporting, basing the principles on the existing practice guidelines for Child Dispute Services and similar documents from overseas, such as the guidelines produced by the United States - based Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC).

Advisory processes, such as conciliation or expert appraisal, employ a practitioner to more actively advise the parties about the issues and range of possible outcomes.

The December 1969 issue of the Conciliation Courts Review introduced a new concept to the movement with an editorial by Meyer Elkin titled, «A Conciliation Court is More than a Reconciliation Court.»

Conciliation is an informal process that allows you and the respondent to talk about the issues and try to find a way to resolve the complaint.