(a) A mediator may be used in the collective bargaining process whenever:
(1) the Commission and the employee organization agree to mediation; or
(2) an impasse results, and the Commission or the employee organization requests mediation.
(b) (1) The mediator shall be selected jointly by the Commission and the employee organization from a list supplied by the American Arbitration Association or the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.
(2) If the Commission and the employee organization are unable to agree on the selection of a mediator, the labor relations administrator shall select the mediator.
(c) The Commission and the employee organization shall share equally the costs of mediation.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Division II - Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Subtitle 2 - Collective Bargaining -- in General
Section 16-201 - Applicability of Rights and Designation of Bargaining Units
Section 16-202 - Employee Organization as Exclusive Representative of Bargaining Unit
Section 16-203 - Labor Relations Administrator
Section 16-204 - Constitution and Bylaws of Employee Organization
Section 16-205 - Election of Exclusive Representative
Section 16-206 - Dispute Over Eligibility of Employee in Bargaining Unit
Section 16-207 - Collective Bargaining Requirements
Section 16-208 - Negotiability Disputes
Section 16-209 - Mediation-Arbitration
Section 16-211 - Collective Bargaining Agreement
Section 16-212 - Funding of Collective Bargaining Agreements
Section 16-213 - Impairment of Rights and Responsibilities of Commission
Section 16-214 - Prohibited Activities of Commission
Section 16-215 - Prohibited Activities of Employee Organization
Section 16-216 - Rights of Commission Employees
Section 16-218 - Unfair Labor Practices
Section 16-219 - Expression of Personal View, Argument, Opinion, or Statement