4. The arbitrator or the Conciliation Committee appointed in accordance with paragraph 1 or paragraph 3 shall, within seven days of his appointment, invite the parties to the industrial dispute to a meeting and settle the dispute. The mediator shall convene the parties by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt and draw up a reasoned report on their investigation within twelve working days, which may be extended for a similar period with the consent of the parties. The conclusions of this report will be drafted in the form of a recommendation, a project to settle the points involved. The conciliation agreement shall be executed for the parties on the day on which it is submitted to the registry of the competent court. Unless otherwise specified, this Agreement shall take effect from the date of notification of the dispute to the competent employment office. Conciliation and non-arbitration shall be recorded in the labour inspector`s report signed by the parties or the party present. (1) If a conciliation body has not settled or settled a dispute within the time limit set in accordance with Article 75: However, if the mediator finds that the dispute is an interpretation or violation of a provision of a law, regulation or agreement, he shall recommend that the parties refer the disputed points to the competent court. Any collective labour dispute may be subject to conciliation procedures under the following conditions. Those who, for whatever reason, have not been subject to an agreed conciliation procedure established by collective agreement or by specific agreement may be referred to a national or regional conciliation commission. Where the dispute arises in connection with the establishment, amendment or renewal of an inter-branch contract or an agreement between undertakings or sectors, the Minister responsible for labour or his representative may, at the written and reasoned request of one of the parties or on his own initiative, initiate the mediation procedure directly under the conditions laid down in Chapter IV.
(i) Any party to such a dispute that is not a party, refuses or has not participated in the proceedings of this board of arbitration shall have the right to make a request therefor. § 76 (1) The dispute shall be submitted to the arbitrator, arbitrator or court. (1) If a labour dispute arises and neither of the parties to the dispute is active in an essential service, each of the parties to the dispute shall refer the dispute to § 81. 3. The Labour and Labour Law Inspector shall endeavour to arbitrate the parties on the basis of the standards laid down in laws, regulations, collective or labour contracts and in the individual employment contract. § 254. The competent employment office responsible for [the industrial dispute under Article 253] shall convene the parties for conciliation. The arbitration agreement is subject to approval by the HuD Secretary. 6. If the parties do not agree on a mediator, the mediator shall be appointed by the Ministry of Labour and Welfare of the Republic concerned on the proposal of one of the parties.
In the event of a dispute concerning the conclusion of a collective agreement, this proposal may be submitted no earlier than 60 days after the submission of the written proposal for the conclusion of the contract. (i) the appointment by the Commission of a specific commissioner to attempt to resolve the dispute through conciliation; and (3) Mediation fees shall be halved and reimbursed by both parties. Part of the mediation fee covers the mediator`s fees. If the parties do not reach an agreement with the mediator on the amount of the fees, the mediator is entitled to remuneration in accordance with the applicable rules of procedure. § 256. In the event of failure of the conciliation, the dispute must necessarily be submitted within eight full days by the labour inspector or the director of labour to the conciliation body provided for in this Code. Examples of measures that could address the issue include current compliance with the issues. Voluntary Compliance Agreement (LCA) signed by all parties; HUD-approved arbitration agreement signed by all parties; Arbitration agreement signed by all parties and approved by the state government agency or local administrative authority responsible for this matter; consent order or consent order; orï· Final judicial decision or administrative decision or decision. 3. The conciliation procedure referred to in paragraph 1: – (b) shall serve a copy of this certificate on each party to the dispute or on the person who represented a party to the conciliation proceedings; and the arbitration procedure provided for in the Agreement, if such a procedure exists in accordance with Article 72.3(14) of this Code; 5. If the parties have not reached an agreement within the period prescribed in paragraph 3 or within a longer period agreed by the parties, or if one of the parties does not participate in the conciliation proceedings, the dispute shall be deemed to be unresolved.
After the expiry of the above-mentioned period of eight days, the mediator shall take note of the agreement or rejection of the parties. The agreement on the recommendation of the Mediator shall be binding on the parties who have not rejected it under the conditions laid down in Title III, Book I, in compliance with the collective agreements. It applies under the conditions set out in section L522-3. (b) the parties to a dispute may, before or after the commencement of proceedings before the Labour Court in accordance with the provisions of Part IV, submit the matter to arbitration, subject to the provisions of paragraph 4, submit the matter to arbitration, subject to the provisions of paragraph 4; or (1) If a labour dispute is not resolved after the conclusion of the conciliation, the parties may agree to submit the dispute to mediation by the Board or a mediator or mediation body of their choice. 1. Where a dispute is submitted to the Commission, the Commission shall appoint a representative to try to settle it during the conciliation procedure. The advance fees and the early arbitration agreement must be signed if a potential legal claim is established. The Labour Court may order costs if a party does not attend a conciliation meeting convened under the law without a valid reason, or if the matter is boring or frivolous. No one may in any way impede conciliation or non-arbitration. (ii) a party who has refused or has not participated in proceedings initiated by such a conciliation body may, with the special authorisation of the Labour Court, granted for a valid reason, lodge an application; to the Labour Court, in accordance with the provisions of Part IV, to obtain an order within the meaning of paragraph 3 of this Division; 2. If the proposed Regulation submitted pursuant to the preceding subparagraph is accepted by both Parties and there subsequently there is disagreement on the interpretation or implementation of the Regulation, the Party or Parties concerned shall request the Conciliation Committee to give its opinion on such a question of interpretation or implementation. (b) in the event of a dispute of the type referred to in Article 54 (a) [interpretation or application of a contract of employment, collective agreement or arbitral award], shall be deemed to have been concluded after 14 days from receipt of the report, if the parties have not reached an agreement and a party has applied to the tribunal for a ruling on the dispute or if the parties have agreed; refer the dispute to arbitration.
(4) In conciliation proceedings, a party to the dispute may appear in person or be represented by an employee or by a member, officer or officer of the union or employers` association of that party and, if the party is a corporation, by an officer or employee. .