Nebraska § 81-1378 Computation
of dates; effect

Nebraska Statutes

§ 81-1378 — Computation of dates; effect

Nebraska § 81-1378

Ch. 81State Administrative Departments

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Bluebook

Neb. Rev. Stat. § 81-1378 (2026).

Text

(1)The dates indicated in sections 81-1379 to 81-1384 shall refer to those dates immediately preceding the beginning of the contract period for which negotiations are being conducted.

(2)When any date provided in sections 81-1379 to 81-1384 falls on a Saturday, a Sunday, or any day declared by statutory enactment or proclamations of the Governor to be a holiday, the next following day which is not a Saturday, a Sunday, or a day declared by the enactment or proclamation to be a holiday shall be deemed to be the day indicated by such date.

(3)The dates indicated in sections 81-1382 and 81-1383 are jurisdictional. Failure of either party to act in a timely manner shall result in a jurisdictional bar for either the commission or Supreme Court.

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(1) The dates indicated in sections 81-1379 to 81-1384 shall
refer to those dates immediately preceding the beginning of the contract period
for which negotiations are being conducted.
(2) When any date provided in sections 81-1379 to 81-1384
falls on a Saturday, a Sunday, or any day declared by statutory enactment
or proclamations of the Governor to be a holiday, the next following day which
is not a Saturday, a Sunday, or a day declared by the enactment or proclamation
to be a holiday shall be deemed to be the day indicated by such date.
(3) The dates
indicated in sections 81-1382 and 81-1383 are jurisdictional. Failure of either
party to act in a timely manner shall result in a jurisdictional bar for either
the commission or Supreme Court.