Indiana Statutes
§ 22-6-2-6 — Conciliators; hearings; strikes, slowdowns, or lockouts pending negotiations
Indiana § 22-6-2-6
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Ind. Code § 22-6-2-6 (2026).
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The conciliator so named shall expeditiously
meet with the disputing parties and shall exert every reasonable effort
to effect a prompt settlement of such dispute. From and after the filing
of a petition with the governor as provided for in section 5 of this
chapter, and unless the governor should determine that the failure to
settle the dispute with respect to which such petition relates would not
cause severe hardship to be inflicted on a substantial number of
persons, there shall be no interruption of work and no strikes or
slowdowns by the employees, and there shall be no lockout or other
work stoppage by the employer, until such time as all procedure
provided for by this chapter has been exhausted or during the effective
period of any order issued by a board of arbitration under this
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