Date of Formal Grievance Sample Clauses

Date of Formal Grievance. Presentation Assignment Date of Formal Grievance Hearing Decision of Principal and reasons therefore: Date of Decision Signature of Principal Aggrieved’s response (to be completed by aggrieved and one copy returned to Principal, Association and Superintendent within ten (10) school days of the decision date.) I accept the above decision of the Principal. I hereby appeal to the Superintendent on attached Form X. Xxxx of Response Signature of Aggrieved TYPE OR PRINT GRIEVANCE FORM C GRIEVANCE #
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Date of Formal Grievance. 2. Date of administrative response:
Date of Formal Grievance. Presentation Date Appeal Received Date of Hearing Held By By Superintendent Superintendent Decision of Superintendent and Reasons: Date of Decision Signature of Superintendent Xxxxxxxx's Response: To be completed by grievant within five (5) days of decision. I accept the above decision of the Superintendent of Schools. I hereby appeal in accordance with Procedure Four-A to an Arbitrator. I hereby appeal in accordance with Procedure Four-B to the Board. Date of Response Signature of Grievant Copy Filed with the Association yes no Grievance Form D Page of DECISION OF ARBITRATOR Procedure Four-A Grievant Date of Arbitration Hearing
Date of Formal Grievance. AGGRIEVED PRESENTATION DATE OF FORMAL GRIEVANCE HEARING DECISION OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR AND REASONS THEREFORE: DATE OF DECISION SIGNATURE OF IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR Aggrieved's Response (to be completed by aggrieved and one (1) copy returned to Immediate Supervisor, Association and Superintendent within five (5) days of the decision date.) I accept the above decision of the Immediate Supervisor I hereby appeal to the Superintendent on attached Step 2 Form DATE OF RESPONSE SIGNATURE OF AGGRIEVED Received by: Signature Time / Date GRIEVANCE FORM STEP 2 REFERRAL BY AGGRIEVED TO SUPERINTENDENT (To be completed by the aggrieved, who will retain a single copy and deliver one (1) copy to the Superintendent and the Association, within five (5) days of receipt of Form B.) DATE APPEAL DELIVERED TO AGGRIEVED SUPERINTENDENT DATE AND NATURE OF ALLEGED GRIEVANCE: GRIEVANCE RELATED TO AGREEMENT SECTION(S): RELIEF SOUGHT: HEARING REQUESTED: YES NO SIGNATURE OF AGGRIEVED DATE Received by: SIGNATURE Time / Date GRIEVANCE STEP 2 - RESPONSE DECISION BY SUPERINTENDENT (To be completed by the Superintendent, who will retain one (1) copy and deliver one (1) copy to the aggrieved within five (5) days after the meeting, and one (1) copy to the Association and the Immediate Supervisor.) DATE HEARING HELD BY AGGRIEVED SUPERINTENDENT DECISION OF SUPERINTENDENT AND REASONS THEREFORE: DATE OF DECISION SIGNATURE OF SUPERINTENDENT Xxxxxxxxx's Response (to be completed by aggrieved and one (1) copy returned to the Superintendent, Immediate Supervisor and the Association within five (5) days of the decision date.) I accept the above decision of the Superintendent I hereby appeal to the Association on attached Step 3 Form DATE OF RESPONSE SIGNATURE OF AGGRIEVED Received by: Signature Time / Date GRIEVANCE FORM STEP 3 ASSOCIATION RESPONSE TO DECISION OF SUPERINTENDENT (To be completed by the Association within ten (10) days of receipt of Step 2 response with a single copy delivered within that period to each of the following persons: The Board President, the Aggrieved, the Treasurer, the Superintendent, the Immediate Supervisor. An additional copy should be retained for reference.) DATE RESPONSE AGGRIEVED PERSON DELIVERED TO BOARD OPINIONS OF ASSOCIATION AND REASONS THEREFORE The decision of the Superintendent is accepted The attached grievance is hereby referred to mediation. DATE OF RESPONSE SIGNATURE OF PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION Received by: Signature Time / Date GRIEVANCE FORM STEP 4 ASSOCI...

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