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- Appeal to Regional Director, Customer Services. Within 60 calendar days of the date of the decision under Step 1, or in the case of an appeal against discipline imposed, within 60 calendar days of the date on which the employee was notified of the discipline assessed, the Local Chairman may appeal the decision in writing to the Regional Director, Customers Services. The appeal shall include a written statement of grievance as it concerns the interpretation or alleged violation of the agreement, and identify the article and paragraph(s) of the article involved. The written statement in the case of an appeal against discipline imposed shall outline the Brotherhood's contention as to why the discipline should be reduced or removed. The decision will be rendered in writing within 60 calendar days of receipt of the appeal. In case of declination, the decision will contain the Corporation's reason(s) in relation to the written statement of grievance submitted.
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