AAB Structure Representation Sample Clauses

AAB Structure Representation. 1. The AAB will consist of three (3) BSO employees. One (1) BSO employee will be selected from the IUPA list of candidates. The candidate for the list will be selected as follows: a. Bargaining unit members, via their union representatives, will submit thirty
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AAB Structure Representation. 1. The AAB will consist of three (3) BSO employees. One 1) BSO employee will be selected from the PBA list of candidates. The candidate for the list will be selected as follows: a. Bargaining unit members, via their union representatives, will submit thirty (30) employee candidates to the Sheriff. b. The thirty (30) candidates will consist of thirty (30) bargaining unit members from the Department of Law Enforcement within the bargaining units representing deputies/sergeants and lieutenants. c. The Sheriff or designee will select fifteen (15) candidates from the list provided. These selected candidates will be eligible to randomly serve on the AAB for a twelve (12) month period. d. The Sheriff reserves the right to reject any submitted list of candidates without explanation and to request the submission of a revised list of candidates. e. The second employee on each AAB will be selected by the Sheriff in his sole f. The third employee will be chosen from OLE employees and will be agreed upon by the other two (2) MB members. g. There will be a re-opener for this section for years two (2) and three (3) of the contract. 1. The MB will meet periodically at a predetermined date and time to hear employee appeals. 2. The MB members will alternate each month. 3. The MB members will consist of: a. Three (3) members to be selected as described at Section 1 above. 4. All three (3) members must be present for the MB to convene. 5. The Assistant Inspector General or designee will assist the MB with procedural questions in ruling upon questions or issues during the hearing process. After all questions have been answered and the hearing concluded, only members of the MB shall remain in the hearing room to consider the merits of the appeal and render findings.
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