Common use of Aggrieved Person Clause in Contracts

Aggrieved Person. An Aggrieved Person is the Member of the Bargaining Unit, group of Members of the Bargaining Unit, or the Association making the claim.

Aggrieved Person. An Aggrieved Person aggrieved person is the Member of the Bargaining Unit, group of Members of the Bargaining Unit, any member/members or the Association making the claimLocal of this bargaining unit initiating a grievance.

Aggrieved Person. An Aggrieved Person The “aggrieved person” is the Member of bargaining unit member or members making the Bargaining Unitclaim and may be an employee, a group of Members of the Bargaining Unitemployees, or the Association making the claimAssociation.

Aggrieved Person. An "Aggrieved Person Person" is the Member a member or members of the Bargaining Unit, group of Members of the Bargaining Unit, bargaining unit or the Association making filing a grievance form through the claim.Association in accordance with Article III c.

Aggrieved Person. An Aggrieved Person "aggrieved person" is the Member of the Bargaining Unit, group of Members of the Bargaining Unit, Union or the Association person or persons making the claim. A grievance may be brought by the Union on behalf of multiple members similarly affected, in which event the grievance may be processed as a group grievance and separate grievances by each of the affected Bargaining Unit members need not be filed.