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AGREEMENT BETWEEN THEWASHOE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THEWASHOE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 201920211EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2019TABLE OF CONTENTS PARTICLE 1 ARTICLE 2 ARTICLE 3 ARTICLE 4 ARTICLE 5 ARTICLE 6 ARTICLE

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1. To fill out mediation and fact-finding, follow these steps:
2. Start by gathering all relevant information and documents related to the mediation or fact-finding process.
3. Identify the issues or disputes that need to be addressed in the mediation or fact-finding session.
4. Prepare a clear and concise statement outlining your position or perspective on the issues involved.
5. Collaborate with the other party or parties involved to identify potential areas of agreement or common ground.
6. Attend the mediation or fact-finding session as scheduled and actively participate in the process.
7. Listen to the perspective of the other party and try to find possible solutions or compromises.
8. Keep an open mind and be willing to negotiate or make concessions if necessary.
9. Work with the mediator or fact-finder to explore different options and evaluate potential outcomes.
10. If an agreement is reached through mediation, ensure it is properly documented and signed by all parties involved.
11. If a decision is reached through fact-finding, respect and abide by the findings of the fact-finder.
12. Keep records of all communication, agreements, or decisions made during the mediation or fact-finding process for future reference.
13. If needed, consult with legal counsel or professionals experienced in mediation and fact-finding to ensure your rights and interests are protected throughout the process.

Who needs mediation and fact-finding?

1. Mediation and fact-finding can be beneficial for various individuals and organizations, including:
2. - Individuals involved in civil disputes or conflicts, such as neighbors, landlords and tenants, business partners, or family members.
3. - Companies or organizations facing internal conflicts between employees, departments, or management.
4. - Legal professionals who want to explore alternative dispute resolution methods for their clients.
5. - Government agencies or public entities dealing with public policy disputes.
6. - Any party involved in a dispute or conflict that wants to find a mutually agreeable solution without going to court.
7. - Parties who want to maintain confidentiality and privacy during the conflict resolution process.
8. - Organizations or individuals looking for an unbiased third party to facilitate negotiations and help reach fair resolutions.

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What is mediation and fact-finding?

Mediation is a process in which a neutral third party assists two or more parties in resolving their disputes through discussion and negotiation. Fact-finding involves gathering and analyzing information to ascertain the facts surrounding a disagreement or situation, often conducted by an impartial expert.

Who is required to file mediation and fact-finding?

Typically, parties involved in labor disputes or negotiations, particularly unions and employers, are required to file mediation and fact-finding when they cannot reach an agreement.

How to fill out mediation and fact-finding?

To fill out mediation and fact-finding forms, you generally need to provide details about the dispute, the parties involved, the issues at stake, and any relevant documentation to support your case.

What is the purpose of mediation and fact-finding?

The purpose of mediation and fact-finding is to facilitate resolution of disputes in a fair and efficient manner, ensuring that both parties' perspectives are considered and to gather factual information that can aid in resolving the issue.

What information must be reported on mediation and fact-finding?

Information that must be reported includes the names of the parties involved, a description of the dispute, timelines of events, any previously attempted resolutions, and evidence or documentation relevant to the case.