Notice of Charges definition
Examples of Notice of Charges in a sentence
All employees who receive a Notice of Charges and submit a demand for a preliminary hearing shall be allowed to have a pre-evidentiary (“Xxxxxx”) hearing before the Chief Human Resources Officer.
If the Interim Order is not completed, based upon the information in the investigative report, issue Notice of Charges and include the factual allegations and alleged violations for failure to comply with the Interim Order.
The Live Hearing will relate solely to charges set forth in the Notice of Charges issued to the Parties.
After the Notice of Charges has been issued, a Student Conduct Conference may be scheduled.
On November 1, 2013, the Department filed a Notice of Charges alleging that Respondent engaged in conduct that compromised the integrity of the PSSA testing results and charging her with immorality, negligence, and intemperance.
If the Interim Order is not completed, based upon the information in the investigative report, issue a Notice of Charges and include the factual allegations and alleged violations for failure to comply with the Interim Order.
If, within five (5) business days of the effective date of the Notice of Charges, the Respondent requests a Formal Hearing in writing but fails to request in writing the type of Formal Hearing, the Respondent waives the right to select the type of Formal Hearing for resolution of the charge(s), unless the Respondent's failure to select the type of Formal Hearing is excused by the Office of Student Conduct upon a showing of good cause.
In order to contest the charge(s) set forth in the Notice of Charges, the Respondent must request in writing a Formal Hearing and the selected type of Formal Hearing using the form(s) provided by the University within five (5) business days of the effective date of the Notice of Charges.
No disciplinary action shall be taken for any cause, which arose more than two (2) years preceding the date of the filing of the Notice of Charges and Recommended Disciplinary Action unless such cause was concealed or not disclosed by the employee or such cause could not have reasonably been discovered by the District.
If the Respondent waives his or her right to a Preliminary Hearing as provided under this Section .06(3)(b) and the Hearing Officer determines that charges should be issued based on the information available, the Hearing Officer will select the type of Formal Hearing for resolution of the charge(s) and provide the Respondent with a Notice of Charges in accordance with Section .06(5) of this Chapter.