Appeal to Appeal Board Sample Clauses

Appeal to Appeal Board. (1) Where any person is aggrieved by a final order or finding of the Board, that person may, within 30 days of the issuance of such final order or finding, appeal to the Appeal Board by serving written notice of the appeal on the Appeal Board.
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Appeal to Appeal Board. If the National Union refers the matter to the Appeal Board, it shall prepare a record which shall consist of the original written grievance prepared by the Xxxxxxx and the written answers to the grievance and such other written records as there may be in connection with the matter and forward the same to the Manager of Staff Labour Relations of the Corporation, together with a notice that the answer of the representative with respect to that grievance is not satisfactory to the Union.The matter, if within the power and authority of the Appeal Board as provided in Section (3.5), may then be submitted to the Appeal Board for final disposition, such disposition to be made within thirty (30) days of the submission.
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Appeal to Appeal Board. (a) After receiving the answer of the Labour Relations Supervisor, or a designated representative, the National Union representative will review the matter. If it is one on which the Appeal Board has power and authority to rule, and if it merits appeal, the National Union representative shall refer the matter within thirty (30) days of the answer of the Labour Relations Supervisor or a designated representative, to the Appeal Board. If a grievance does not involve a matter within the power and authority of the Appeal Board, it will be referred back to the Local Union.
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Appeal to Appeal Board. If after receiving the answer of the Labour Relations Supervisor, or a designated representative, the Union believes the matter should be carried further, it then refers the matter to the National Representative of the Union, or a designated representative will review the matter and if the matter is one on which the Appeal Board has power and authority to rule, and if the National Representative determines that the matter merits appeal, the National Representative shall refer the matter to the National Union which may within thirty
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Appeal to Appeal Board. If the National Union refers the matter to Appeal Board, it shall prepare a record which shall consist of the original written grievance prepared by the Xxxxxxx and the written answers to the grievance and such other written records as there may be in connection with the matter and forward the same to the Manager of Staff Labour Relations of the Corporation, together with a notice that the answer of the representative with respect to that grievance is not satisfactory to the matter, the power and authority of the Appeal Board as provided in Section then be submitted to the Appeal Board for final disposition, such disposition to be made within thirty days of the submission. Membership of Appeal
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Appeal to Appeal Board. If after receiving the answer of the Labour Relations Supervisor, or a designated representative, the Union believes the matter should be carried further, it then refers the matter to the National Representative of the Union, or a designated representative will review the matter and if the matter is one on which the Appeal Board has power and authority to rule, and if the National Representative determines that the matter merits appeal, the National Representative shall refer the matter to the National Union which may within thirty (30) days of the answer of the Labour Relations Supervisor or a designated representative refer the matter to the Appeal Board. If the National Union refers the matter to the Appeal Board, it shall prepare a record which shall consist of the original written grievance prepared by the Unit Chairperson and the written answers to the grievance and such other written records as there may be in connection with the matter and forward the same to the Manager of Labour Relations of the Corporation, together with a notice that the answer of the Labour Relations Supervisor or a designated representative with respect to that grievance is not satisfactory to the Union. The matter, if within the power and authority of the Appeal Board as provided in Section (3.4), may then be submitted to the Appeal Board for final disposition, such disposition to be made as expeditiously as possible. (c02)
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Appeal to Appeal Board. (a) After receiving the answer of the Relations Supervisor, or a designated representative, the representative will review the matter. If it is one on which the Appeal Board has power and authority to and if it merits appeal, the National Union representative shall refer the matter within thirty days of the answer of Labour Relations Supervisor or a designated representative, to the Appeal Board. If a grievance does not involve a matter within the power and authority of the Appeal Board, it will be referred back to the Local Union. If the National Union refers the matter to the Appeal Board, it shall prepare a record which shall consist of the original written grievance prepared by the and written answers to the grievance and such other written records as may be in connection with the matter and forward the same to the Manager of Labour Relations of the Corporation, together with a notice that the answer of the Labour Supervisor or a designated representative with respect to grievance is not satisfactory to the The matter, if within the power and authority of the Appeal Board as provided in Section may then be to the Appeal Board for final disposition, such disposition to be made as expeditiously as possible.
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