Sentences with phrase «encouraging early resolution»

Enable faster and more efficient resolution of employment standards claims by addressing the current backlog, providing more powers to employment standards officers and encouraging early resolution of disputes between employees and employers

- A proposal to restructure the current Advocacy Graduated Fees Scheme to encourage earlier resolution and through a harmonisation of guilty plea, cracked trial and basic trial fee rates to the cracked trial rate.

Judges increasingly became involved in a series of pre-trial steps designed to encourage early resolution, to reduce delays, and to identify early in the process those cases that would actually proceed to trial.

The demand by the PAC for a cross-government approach to managing the costs of clinical negligence claims is both warranted and welcome; it is recognised that NHS Resolution have identified the drivers and commenced work to control those factors within their direct control to encourage early resolution at a more modest cost (e.g. alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and in particular mediation).

Even where disputes may be inevitable, in - house lawyers are creating ADR (alternative dispute resolution) options in agreements and providing realistic litigation risk assessments to encourage early resolution on reasonable terms.

Not exact matches

Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos earlier today said the education tax credit, a proposal aimed at encouraging private donations that help both public and private schools, would be included in the Senate's one - house resolution.

On April 2 of 1999, Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D - CA), introduced a congressional resolution to encourage schools and school districts to reconsider early morning start times to be more in sync with teens» biological makeup.

House Congressional Resolution 135 or the «ZZZ's to A's» Act would encourage individual schools and school districts all over the country to move school start times to no earlier than 8:30 a.m.

We strongly encourage beneficiaries to air any grievances regarding a will or trust's execution early and move to seek a resolution quickly.