Common use of Appeal Review Clause in Contracts

Appeal Review. If the Board or the Union do not accept the results of the J.J.E.C. review, they may initiate an Appeal Review by filing an appeal letter with all pertinent information, to the J.J.E.C. within thirty (30) calendar days. The J.J.E.C. will then meet for an Appeal Review of the new information so provided and will respond within another thirty (30) calendar days. The J.J.E.C. may also invite the parties to the Appeal Review if necessary. Either party may attend the J.J.E.C. deliberations if they so desire. Results of the Appeal Review shall be communicated by the J.J.E.C. to both parties. Should the Appeal Review results not be accepted by the Board or the Union, then the matter may be referred to Arbitration within thirty (30) calendar days of the J.J.E.C.'s Appeal Review Report.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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