Industrial dispute resolution: conciliation officers must investigate, seek settlement and file reports within prescribed timelines for unresolved disputes. Conciliation officers must investigate industrial disputes promptly, undertake measures to induce settlement, and report settlements with a signed memorandum to the appropriate government. If no settlement is reached, the officer must send a detailed report to the parties and appropriate government stating steps taken and reasons for failure; prescribed timelines apply, including ordinary and shortened periods, with possible extension by written agreement and officer approval. Parties may apply to the Tribunal within ninety days of receiving the conciliation report.
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Industrial dispute resolution: conciliation officers must investigate, seek settlement and file reports within prescribed timelines for unresolved disputes.
Conciliation officers must investigate industrial disputes promptly, undertake measures to induce settlement, and report settlements with a signed memorandum to the appropriate government. If no settlement is reached, the officer must send a detailed report to the parties and appropriate government stating steps taken and reasons for failure; prescribed timelines apply, including ordinary and shortened periods, with possible extension by written agreement and officer approval. Parties may apply to the Tribunal within ninety days of receiving the conciliation report.
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