Adjudication meeting Sample Clauses

Adjudication meeting. The President shall schedule an adjudication meeting to take place within ten (10) business days of receipt of the Step Two grievance. The meeting shall include the grievant, the respondent, a representative of the Association, and representatives of the College appropriate to the issues to be addressed. The President shall distribute copies of the grievance and Step One record to all participants in advance of the adjudication meeting. If requested by the President, each party shall be responsible for providing to the President, in accordance with whatever production deadline the President fixes, a copy of any document identified by the President to which the party has access and that can reasonably be expected to contain evidence bearing on the case or that can be reasonably expected to lead to discovery of such evidence. Likewise, the College shall produce copies of any documents identified by the grievant or the Association to which the College has access and that can reasonably be expected to contain evidence bearing on the case or that can reasonably be expected to lead to discovery of such evidence. Any party may, in writing, request that the President require production of a document or documents from any other party. The President shall ensure that a copy of any such document produced by a party is made available to all other parties at or prior to the adjudication meeting. Any party may present live or written testimony from a qualified witness or witnesses at the adjudication meeting; provided, however, that neither side may present the live testimony of more than four witnesses at the adjudication meeting unless all parties and the President agree to a larger number. As used in the preceding sentence, the word “side” means (a) the College and the University System of New Hampshire (those two entities constituting collectively one side), and (b) the Association and/or any one or more employees, as the term “employee” is defined in Section 1.5.2 (that entity and those individuals constituting collectively one side).
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