Advance Step Filing Sample Clauses
The Advance Step Filing clause establishes a process for submitting documents or filings in stages before a final, complete submission is required. In practice, this means that parties can provide preliminary or partial information to meet initial deadlines, with the understanding that full details or supporting materials will be provided at a later, specified date. This approach helps ensure compliance with procedural timelines while allowing additional time to gather necessary information, thereby reducing the risk of missed deadlines and promoting orderly progress in complex transactions or regulatory processes.
Advance Step Filing. The grievance shall be initially filed at the level where the decision resulting in the grievance was made.
Advance Step Filing. If a grievance is occasioned by the action (or lack of action) of person(s) higher than that of the immediate supervisor, the grievance may be filed at Step #2. Such filing shall be termed "advanced step filing." Such advanced step filing shall only occur after exhaustion of procedures as set forth in Section 24.2.1 (Informal Resolution).
Advance Step Filing. 1. If the grievant and Director agree, Step 1 of the grievance procedure may be bypassed and the grievance brought directly to Step 2.
2. If the grievant, Director, and Board of Education agree, Step 1 and Step 2 of the grievance procedure may be bypassed, and the grievance brought directly to Step 3
3. If the grievant, Association President or designee, the Director, and the Board of Education agree, a grievance may be submitted directly to arbitration.
4. Class grievances involving two or more employees may be initially filed at Step 2.
Advance Step Filing. The UNION may initiate a grievance at Section 5-4.1 if the grievance concerns an action that is initiated outside of the employee’s school or unit. All grievances that are not school based shall be filed with the Office of Employee Relations at the second step.
Advance Step Filing. 1. If the Association and Director agree, Step 1 of the grievance procedure may be bypassed and the grievance brought directly to Step 2.
2. If the Association, Director, and Board of Education agree, Step 1 and Step 2 of the grievance procedure may be bypassed and the grievance be brought directly to Step 3.
3. If the Association, the Director, and the Board of Education agree, a grievance may be submitted directly to arbitration.
4. Class grievance involving two or more employees may be initially filed at Step 2.
Advance Step Filing. Grievances concerning discharge and/or suspensions of ten (10) or more working days may be processed directly to the Step 4 or Step 5 of the grievance procedure.