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PART 2421 Meaning Of Terms As Used In This Subchapter Table of Contents

Sec. 2421.11  Party.
    Party means:
    (a) Any labor organization, employing agency or activity or
individual filing a charge, petition, or request;
    (b) Any labor organization or agency or activity
    (1) Named as
    (i) A charged party in a charge,
    (ii) A respondent in a complaint, or
    (iii) An employing agency or activity or an incumbent labor
organization in a petition;
    (2) Whose intervention in a proceeding has been permitted or
directed by the Authority; or
    (3) Who participated as a party
    (i) In a matter that was decided by an agency head under 5 U.S.C.
7117, or
    (ii) In a matter where the award of an arbitrator was issued; and
    (c) The General Counsel, or the General Counsel's designated
representative, in appropriate proceedings.
[60 FR 67291, Dec. 29, 1995]
[[Page 375]]

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Counterclaims

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Counterclaims are counter-demands made by a respondent in his or her favor against a claimant. They are not mere answers or denials of the claimant's allegations.

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Fact finding is a process by which parties present the arguments and evidence to a neutral person who then issues a non-binding report on the findings, usually recommending a basis for settlement.

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Demands for Arbitration are unilateral filings of claims in arbitration, based on a contractual or statutory right; also, the form used.

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