Grievance Process definition

Grievance Process means the procedure for addressing enrollees’ grievances (42 CFR 438.400(b)).

Grievance Process means the grievance policy and process adopted by the Company for handling complaints in relation to Members (and audit firms), as published by the Company from time to time;

Grievance Process means one of the processes included in the Grievance System that allows an Individual to express dissatisfaction about a behavioral health service.

Examples of Grievance Process in a sentence

• Any written notice, report or determination made in accordance with the Grievance Process shall be sent simultaneously to all parties involved.

• It is not necessary to pursue Informal Resolution first in order to pursue a Formal Grievance Process, and any party participating in Informal Resolution can stop the process at any time and begin or resume the Formal Grievance Process.

• When the parties cannot agree on all terms of resolution, the Formal Grievance Process will resume at the same point where it was paused.

• Actions taken in response to materially false statements made in bad faith, or to submitting materially false information in bad faith, as part of a report or during the Title IX Grievance Process do not constitute retaliation.

• Except as specifically stated elsewhere in this Policy, for any document, information or material required to be delivered to a party or to a person assigned with responsibility under the Title IX Grievance Process, the manner of transmittal may be by electronic mail, regular mail or such other manner reasonably calculated to assure prompt delivery with evidence thereof (such as a commercial carrier or other receipted delivery).

More Definitions of Grievance Process

Grievance Process means the process of the University that addresses a Formal Complaint and complies with the requirements of 34 C.F.R. Section 106.45.

Grievance Process means the procedure for addressing Individuals’ Grievances (42 C.F.R. § 438.400(b)). Guideline

Grievance Process means an identified procedure followed when a parent, child, or individual acting in the child's behalf, desires to document dissatisfaction regarding program operation.

Grievance Process means the fact-finding process from the time of the filing of the Formal Complaint through the final determination of an appeal (if any). The College may not offer an informal resolution process or grievance process unless a formal complaint has been filed.

Grievance Process means the process during which the College will investigate complaints alleged to have violated this Policy.

Grievance Process means the process used by the College to investigate and adjudicate Formal Complaints.

Grievance Process means the policy and process administered by Sedex to investigate and manage complaints against a Member, individual auditor or Affiliate Audit Company, alleging that they have acted in a manner materially inconsistent with the Objects of Sedex, the Standards or this Agreement.