Common use of Preliminary Hearing Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Hearing. Before suspending, discharging or terminating any Employee, the Employer must first convene a preliminary hearing to provide a forum for a full review of the evidence of the case. For this purpose, the Parties specifically agree to provide each other with full disclosure including, but not limited to, all relevant documents and all relevant information which exists in any form other than in writing which is in the possession or within the knowledge of either the Employer or the Union. The Employer shall advise the Union and the Employee(s) concerned in writing in advance of the date, time, and location of such hearing and the allegations in full being raised by the Employer. At such hearing, the Union and each Employee shall have the representational rights described in Clause 11.02(c) above.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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