Or. Admin. R. 115-040-0032 - Lists of Arbitrators or Factfinders
(1) When, pursuant to statute (including ORS
342.934(7) and
ORS 342.905(10)),
or at the request of a party, the State Conciliator submits a list of
arbitrators or factfinders to the parties to a dispute, the names on the list
shall be drawn at random from the panel described in OAR 115-040-0030. However,
the State Conciliator will attempt to comply with a joint request of the
parties to restrict the list in any of the following ways:
(a) Only arbitrators who are listed on the
labor arbitration panel of the American Arbitration Association;
(b) Only arbitrators who are Oregon
residents;
(c) Only arbitrators who
are Oregon or Washington residents;
(d) Only arbitrators who charge from the
Oregon border; or
(e) Only
arbitrators who have issued at least two factfinding recommendations under ORS
243.722 or at least one interest
arbitration award under ORS
243.752, if the dispute at issue
is to be resolved through interest arbitration.
(2) Parties may jointly request a second list
of arbitrators or factfinders. A second list will consist of names drawn at
random from the panel without regard to any restrictions requested by the
parties.
(3) Financial or Personal
Interest of Arbitrator. No person shall serve as an arbitrator in any
arbitration proceeding in which the arbitrator has any financial or personal
interest in the result of the arbitration, unless the parties, in writing,
waive such disqualification;
(4)
Disclosure by Arbitrator. Before accepting an appointment, the prospective
arbitrator shall disclose any circumstances likely to create a presumption of
bias or which he/she believes might disqualify him/her as an impartial
arbitrator. Upon receipt of such information, the Board shall immediately
disclose it to the parties. If either party declines to waive the presumptive
disqualifications, the vacancy thus created shall be filled in the same manner
as that governing the making of the original appointment.
(5) Vacancies. If any arbitrator should
resign, die, withdraw, refuse or be unable to, or be disqualified to perform
the duties of his/her appointment, the Board shall, upon satisfactory proof,
declare the appointment vacant. Vacancies shall be filled in the same manner as
that governing the original appointment, and the matter shall be reheard by the
new arbitrator, unless the parties mutually agree to a different
procedure.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 240.086(3), 243.766(7)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 243
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