Grievance Investigation - Time Off Sample Clauses

Grievance Investigation - Time Off l. When a grievance has been formally submitted in writing and the Union represents the grievant, and where the Union Xxxxxxx requires time to investigate such grievance to achieve an understanding of the specific work problem during working hours, the Xxxxxxx will be granted permission and reasonable time, to a limit of two
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Grievance Investigation - Time Off. When a grievance has been formally submitted in writing and the Union represents the grievant, and where the Union Chief Steward, Steward, or other Representative Officer requires time to investigate such grievance to achieve an understanding of the specific work problem during work hours, the Chief Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx or Officer will be granted permission and reasonable time, to a limit of one (1) hour, to investigate without loss of pay. It is understood that the supervisor shall schedule such time release providing the work responsibilities of the Chief Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx or Officer and of any involved staff member are adequately covered and providing further there is no disruption of work. Such time release shall not be unreasonably withheld and upon request could be extended beyond the one (1) hour limit for specified reasons, if the circumstances warrant an exception to this limit. In certain limited situations, when specifically requested by the Local Union President, or in his absence his designee, and authorized by the appropriate Hospital official or his designee, it may be advantageous to investigate an alleged contractual grievance prior to the formal submission of the grievance, and permission for such investigation, within the time constraints provided above, shall not be reasonably withheld. Such time release shall not be construed to include preparation of paperwork, record keeping, conference among Union Officials or preparation for presentation at a grievance hearing.
Grievance Investigation - Time Off. When a grievance has been formally submitted in writing and the F.O.P. represents the grievant, and where the F.O.P. President, or F.O.P. Representative requires time to investigate such grievance to achieve an understanding of the specific work problem during working hours, the F.O.P. President or F.O.P. Representative will be granted permission and reasonable time, to a limit on one (1) hour, to investigate without loss of pay. It is understood that the supervisor shall schedule such time release providing the work responsibilities of the F.O.P. President, or F.O.P. Representative and of any involved Police Officer are adequately covered and providing further there is no disruption of work. Such time release shall not be unreasonably withheld and upon request could be extended beyond the one (1) hour limit for specified reasons, if the circumstances warrant an exception to this limit. Where an F.O.P. authorized representative serves a mutually agreed upon grievance district encompassing two (2) or more geographically separated work locations and where the circumstances require it, a maximum of two (2) hours may be authorized for any appropriate investigation of a grievance. In certain limited situations, when specifically requested by the F.O.P. President, or in his absence his designee, and authorized by the appropriate University official or his designee, it may be advantageous to investigate an alleged contractual grievance prior to the formal submission of the grievance, and permission for such investigation, within the time constraints provided above, shall not be unreasonably withheld. Such time release shall not be construed to include preparation of paperwork, record keeping, conferences among F.O.P. Officials, nor preparation for presentation at a grievance hearing.
Grievance Investigation - Time Off l. When a grievance has been formally submitted in writing and the Union represents the grievant, and where the Union Xxxxxxx requires time to investigate such grievance to achieve an understanding of the specific work problem during working hours, the Xxxxxxx will be granted permission and reasonable time, to a limit of two (2) hours, to investigate without loss of pay. It is understood that the supervisor shall schedule such time release, providing the work responsibilities of the Xxxxxxx or Officer and of any involved employee are adequately covered, and providing further there is no disruption of work. Such time release shall not be unreasonably withheld. Where a Union Xxxxxxx serves a mutually agreed upon grievance district encompassing two (2) or more geographically separate work locations and where the circumstances require it, a supervisor may authorize a maximum of four (4) hours for any appropriate investigation of grievances.
Grievance Investigation - Time Off. When a grievance has been formally submitted in writing and the Association represents the grievant, and where the Association Xxxxxxx or other representative officer requires time to investigate such grievance to achieve an understanding of the specific work problem during working hours, the Xxxxxxx or Officer will be granted permission and reasonable time, to a limit of one (1) hour, to investigate without loss of pay. It is understood that the supervisor shall schedule such time release providing the work responsibilities of the Xxxxxxx or Officer and of any involved employee are adequately covered and providing further there is no disruption of work. Such time release shall not be unreasonably withheld and upon request could be extended beyond the one (1) hour limit for specified reasons if, to the supervisor, the circumstances warrant an exception to this limit. Where an Association Xxxxxxx or other representative officer serves a mutually agreed upon grievance district encompassing two (2) or more geographically separated work locations and where the circumstances require it, a supervisor shall authorize the additional time required for travel. Such time release shall not be construed to include preparation of paperwork, record keeping, conferences among Association officials nor preparation for presentation at a grievance hearing.

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  • Grievance Policy The Board recognizes that in the interest of effective personnel management, a grievance procedure is necessary whereby its professional staff members can be assured of a prompt, impartial, and fair hearing on their grievances. Such procedure shall be available to all professional staff members of the bargaining unit; and no reprisals of any kind shall be taken against any professional staff member initiating or participating in the grievance procedure.

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