Separation of Complainant and Alleged Harasser Respondent Sample Clauses

Separation of Complainant and Alleged Harasser Respondent. The parties agree that some circumstances involving allegations of discrimination or harassment warrant separation of the complainant and alleged xxxxxxxx respondent.: Decisions with respect to any remediation shall not be grievable except:
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Separation of Complainant and Alleged Harasser Respondent. The parties agree that some circumstances involving allegations of discrimination or harassment shall warrant separation of the complainant and alleged harasser respondent. The Employer will communicate any remedial measures, including separation of the parties, in writing to both the complainant and respondent. It is understood that the Employer may revise the interim remedial measures as necessary throughout the investigation process and any such revisions will be communicated to the complainant and respondent. On the conclusion of an investigation, a decision will be made whether interim remedial measures put in place during the investigation will continue and/or whether new remedial measures will be enacted, subject to review appropriate to the circumstances, with such decision communicated to the complainant and respondent. Decisions with respect to any remediation shall not be grievable except: the complainant-employee may grieve a decision not to separate the parties; the complainant-employee, whether complainant or respondent or the other party may grieve if they believe that in consequence of the arrangement for separation of the parties, they have incurred a penalty in their employment and/or academic situation. The separation itself and any investigation and/or discipline arising from the circumstances which led to the separation do not constitute a penalty under this clause. Any discipline arising from this article shall be in conformity with Article 8. Decisions with respect to any remediation may be grieved within fourteen days of the receipt of the Employer’s decision by the employee.
Separation of Complainant and Alleged Harasser Respondent. The parties agree that some circumstances involving allegations of discrimination or harassment shall warrant separation of the complainant and alleged harasser respondent. Decisions with respect to any remediation shall not be grievable except: the complainant-employee may grieve a decision not to separate the parties; the complainant-employee, whether complainant or respondent or the other party may grieve if they believe that in consequence of the arrangement for separation of the parties, they have incurred a penalty in their employment and/or academic situation. The separation itself and any investigation and/or discipline arising from the circumstances which led to the separation do not constitute a penalty under this clause. Any discipline arising from this article shall be in conformity with Article 8.

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