Formal Process (Resolution By CEO Sample Clauses

Formal Process (Resolution By CEO. If the matter remains unresolved after Steps 1 - 3, the CEO will make a determination in regard to the grievance. The CEO will inform the Executive of the ECLC Board of the grievance and their action to determine the issue. A party to the grievance may request the Executive to review the determination The CEO will resolve the matter as promptly as possible and in a manner consistent with natural justice principles. It shall: • consider all viewpoints; • be consistent (treat all staff members or volunteers the same way); • admit errors and fix problems; and • decide upon a response/action and give a full explanation (ie. finalise the matter).
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Formal Process (Resolution By CEO. If a grievance has not been resolved informally, the staff member or volunteer may request a meeting with the CEO and notify the CEO (in writing) as to the substance of the grievance. If the CEO is party to the dispute, the Chairperson of the ECLC Board shall act in her/his place for the purpose of this grievance procedure. Prior to the meeting outlined in (iii) below, the staff member or volunteer initiating the grievance will provide full details of the allegation(s) to the other party. The other party will be given the opportunity and a reasonable time to respond before resolution is attempted. The CEO (or Chairperson) will request a private meeting with the parties to the grievance. The CEO (or Chairperson) will open discussions by inviting both parties to speak and comment on the grievance, with a view to a resolution. The CEO (or Chairperson) is to mediate between the two parties. The meeting should be conducted honestly, without bias and should not be unduly delayed. CEO (or Chairperson) shall make a file note summarising the dispute. A copy of the file note shall be placed on parties’ personnel files. If the dispute is resolved and no further action is to be taken, the file note(s) should be destroyed after three months.

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