Haw. Code R. § 12-43-236 - Duties of conciliator
(a) The conciliator
shall perform conciliation duties under the guidance of the board and shall
report any findings to the board.
(b) If the dispute involves the failure to
reach an initial collective bargaining agreement involving a newly organized or
certified representative, the conciliator shall use his or her best efforts to
resolve the dispute within twenty days immediately succeeding the date upon
which the request for conciliation was made, or such additional time as is
agreed upon by all parties to the dispute. If the conciliator is not able to
resolve the dispute within the required period, the conciliator shall
immediately certify such fact to the board, and the board shall refer the
dispute to a three-member arbitration panel established in accordance with
section 89-11(e)(2)(A),
HRS.
(c) For any other labor
dispute, the conciliator shall use his or her best efforts to resolve the
dispute within ten days immediately succeeding the reference of the dispute to
the conciliator or within such additional time, not to exceed ten days, as is
agreed upon by all parties to the dispute. If the conciliator is not able to
resolve the dispute within the required period, the conciliator shall
immediately certify such fact to the board, and the board shall so notify the
governor.
(d) The conciliator may
hold separate or joint meetings with the parties or their representatives,
which shall be private and nonpublic in nature.
(e) Conciliation meetings shall be conducted
at such time and place as may be designated by the conciliator.
Notes
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