First-Level Manager definition
First-Level Manager. The "first-level manager" is the lowest level supervisor or administrator having immediate jurisdiction over the grievant who has been designated to adjust grievances by the superintendent/president.
Examples of First-Level Manager in a sentence
The training shall consist of these elements and be available in the District’s professional development platform: • Review the forms used in the evaluation process • Overview of the Evaluation Committee process as it relates to each faculty group • Explanation of the rating scale designations and the distinctions among them • Explanation of the evaluation process, including but not limited to the responsibilities of the Evaluation Committee Chair, the First-Level Manager, and the Evaluation Committee.