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FEE FOR MEDIATION IS $800 SPLIT EQUALLY BETWEEN BOTH PARTIES. PROCESSING BEGINS WHEN THE REQUEST AND $400 IS RECEIVED, AT WHICH TIME THE OTHER PARTY IS BILLED BY THE COMMISSION FOR THE REMAINING $400. 2. Identity of Parties Involved: Employee Organization Employer Representative Representative.

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Navigating through the process of filling out the WI WERC-25 form online can be efficient and straightforward. This guide provides detailed, step-by-step instructions to ensure you successfully complete your request to initiate mediation.

Follow the steps to fill out the WI WERC-25 form accurately.

  1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the WI WERC-25 form, which you can then open for editing.
  2. Identify the requesting party or parties. Indicate whether the request is made by the Employee Organization, Employer, or Joint by selecting the appropriate option.
  3. Complete the identity of parties involved section. Fill in the names, mailing addresses, and contact information for both the Employee Organization and the Employer, including any representatives.
  4. Describe the collective bargaining unit(s) involved. Provide a detailed explanation to clarify which units are affected by the dispute.
  5. Specify the nature of the dispute by checking the appropriate box and providing the necessary details. Indicate if it is a contract negotiation dispute, grievance dispute, or another labor dispute, and answer any follow-up questions.
  6. Enter the number of employees affected by the dispute in the relevant field.
  7. If applicable, request a designation of a Commission member or staff member as mediator by providing their name, if known.
  8. Document the date this form was sent to the WERC and to the other party, unless the request is joint.
  9. Review all the filled-out information for accuracy. Once confirmed, you have the option to save your changes, download a copy, print the form, or share it as necessary.

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