Protest Period Clause Samples

The Protest Period clause defines a specific timeframe during which parties may formally raise objections or disputes regarding a decision, action, or outcome under the agreement. Typically, this period begins upon notification of a decision—such as the awarding of a contract or the results of a bid—and lasts for a set number of days, during which affected parties must submit their protests in writing. By establishing a clear window for raising concerns, the clause ensures that disputes are addressed promptly and transparently, preventing indefinite delays and providing certainty to all parties involved.
Protest Period. Notwithstanding Ohio Revised Code, Section 124.44, FOP 38 and the CITY hereby establish certain basic conditions for a Protest Period following any promotional examination. A. After a promotional examination has been held and prior to the grading of such examination there shall have a period of five (5) days, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, to inspect the questions, the rating keys or answers to the examination. B. Each candidate may file any protest he may deem advisable. Each protest shall contain written evidence of the validity of the claim, must be on forms provided in the Office of Civil Service, and must contain the remedy being requested. These protests shall be in writing and shall remain anonymous to the commission. There shall be some list available to all, during this inspection period, which shows those questions which have been contested. The Chief of Police and/or the Safety Director of the City shall have the right to also inspect the questions, the rating keys or answers to the examination and the same right to file a written, anonymous protest to the examination as is provided to candidates. C. All protests with respect to rating keys or answers shall be determined by the commission within a period of not more than forty-five (45) days, exclusive of Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, following the conclusion of the protest period and its decision shall be final. If the commission finds an error in the rating key or answer, it shall publish a revised rating key on the next work day following its finding of such error or errors. The revised rating key or answer shall then be available to participants for a period of five days, exclusive of Saturday, Sundays, and holidays, subsequent to such determination of error. D. After the grading of such examination papers, any participant in the examination who deems his examination papers have been erroneously graded, shall have the right to appeal to the commission, and said appeal or appeals shall be heard by the commission. E. The commission’s decision regarding protests is final.
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Protest Period. Notwithstanding Ohio Revised Code, Section 124.44, the FOP 38 and the CITY hereby establish certain basic conditions for a Protest Period following any promotional examination. A. There shall be a defined period following promotional examination. B. A protest right shall be defined by the Commission. C. The mechanism shall be established to permit anonymous challenge to an examination question and/or proposed key answer. D. No protest shall be permitted as to the appropriateness of, or selection of, reference or study material. E. There shall be some list available to all competitors showing what questions have been contested by candidates. F. There shall be a period, defined as five (5) workdays (exclusive of Saturday, Sunday and holidays), following resolution of protests, when each candidate may review his or her examination paper only for the purpose of assuring that the test was mathematically graded properly. G. The Commission’s decision regarding protests is final. H. The sole and exclusive remedy for challenge of any test question, issue test eligibility, or test-related matter shall rest with the Civil Service Commission, and appeals therefrom by law, and no grievance may be filed in relation to such issues.
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Protest Period. The seniority roster shall be turned over to the Union or a per- son designated by the Union after a thirty (30) day protest pe- riod following each posting.
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