Procedural Appeals Sample Clauses

The Procedural Appeals clause establishes the process by which parties can challenge or seek review of procedural decisions made during a dispute resolution or administrative process. Typically, this clause outlines the steps required to initiate an appeal, such as time limits for filing, the appropriate forum or authority to hear the appeal, and any documentation or grounds that must be provided. By clearly defining the mechanism for procedural appeals, the clause ensures that parties have a fair opportunity to contest procedural rulings, thereby promoting transparency and due process in the resolution of disputes.
Procedural Appeals. A grievance may be filed according to Article 6 (Grievance Procedure) should an employee contend that the evaluator has failed to follow the procedure for evaluation as contained herein. The disputed evaluation shall be destroyed in the event that is determined through the grievance procedure that the evaluator did not follow the evaluation procedures provided in this Agreement.