Labor Incident Act Article 28

If the parties cannot reach an agreement in the mediation, the labor mediation committee shall, on its own initiative, take all things into consideration, and present an appropriate proposal, based on the premise of balanced interests for both parties, without violation of the main intention expressed by the parties. The proposal, as referred to in the preceding paragraph, should serve to confirm the rights and obligations of both parties, to order monetary payments, to deliver specific objects or other payments for property, or to establish appropriate actions for resolving individual labor disputes, and state the summaryreason and purpose of the proposal. The proposalshould be signed by the judge and the members of the entire committee. If and when the labor mediation committee deems appropriate, the committee may, during the mediation period with all parties present, orallyinform them of the content and reasoning ofthe appropriate proposal, and have the court clerk record the presentation in the mediation transcript. The provisions of Paragraph 2 and Paragraph 5 of the preceding Article apply mutatis mutandis to the appropriate proposal as described in the first paragraph.