Appeal to the Board of Trustees Sample Clauses

Appeal to the Board of Trustees. Before any disciplinary action, as outlined in Sections 1A, the employee shall have the right to appeal the proposed discipline. This does not preclude action being taken by the District as mandated by State or Federal laws. 1. Upon receipt of the Recommendation for Personnel Action from the “Xxxxxx Hearing,” the appellant has five (5) working days to file a "Demand for Hearing Form," (see Appendix “L”) a copy of which shall be included in the recommendations provided the employee from the "Xxxxxx Hearing." Receipt by the employee shall have been accomplished by deposit of the Recommendation for Personnel Action in the U.S. Mail (registered/certified return requested), to the employees last known mailing address. 2. Any other written document signed by the employee and appropriately filed within the five (5) working days shall constitute a sufficient notice of appeal. 3. A notice of appeal is filed by delivering the notice of appeal to the Office of Human Resources during normal work hours. The appeal may be mailed to the Office of Human Resources but must be received or postmarked within five (5) working days from receipt of the Recommendation for Personnel Action. 4. If the employee does not file a "Demand for Hearing" or a notice of appeal within the time specified, the employee shall have waived the right to appeal. The Board of Trustees may move to consider the Recommendation for Personnel Action, and if found appropriate, order immediate implementation of the action.
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Appeal to the Board of Trustees. If the grievant is not satisfied with the disposition of the grievance by the Superintendent or if no disposition has been made within the period above provided, the grievance may be submitted by the grievant together with the Association to the Board of Trustees, so long as such appeal is made within five (5) working days of the receipt of the Superintendent’s response at Step # 1. The Board of Trustees shall consider the matter at the next regular meeting, except when the appeal is made less than three (3) working days before such meeting. The Board of Trustees shall issue a written decision on the matter to the grievant no later than fifteen (15) working days after such Board meeting.
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Appeal to the Board of Trustees. If the complainant desires to meet with the Board of Trustees regarding the complaint, he/she shall request such a meeting in writing and shall include a statement regarding why the proposed resolutions at the lower levels are not acceptable. The Superintendent shall review the complaint and the proposed resolution at each level and shall make such recommendations to the Board as he/she deems appropriate. If the Board decides to meet with the complainant, the Board will schedule such a meeting at the Board’s convenience and meet with the complainant in closed session. Before the Board finally resolves any such complaint adversely to the employee, either at that meeting or a subsequent meeting, the employee will be provided an opportunity to meet with the Board in closed session regarding the accuracy of the complaint and any other matter regarding the complaint.
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Appeal to the Board of Trustees. The Appellant’s appeal shall be communicated to the Board of Trustees (“the Board”) by its secretary. The Board can, at its discretion, adopt the President’s determination or remedy without further consideration of the Appellant’s position. Alternatively, the Board can, at its discretion, not adopt the President’s determination or remedy, in which case the Board shall consider the Appellant’s position as follows: 1. The Chair of the Board shall set a hearing date for no later than sixty (60) days from the filing of the Appeal. 2. No new evidence may be submitted; the Board shall make its determination based on the record as it existed at the time the Appeal to the Board was filed. 3. Time shall be provided for the Appellant to present his/her position. The Appellant’s presentation shall be limited to twenty minutes, and an additional twenty minutes shall be provided for questions from the members of the Board. 4. Following the presentations and subsequent questions, the Board shall conduct deliberations in executive session. No later than thirty (30) days of the hearing, final action shall be taken in public session and the Appellant shall be advised in writing of the Board’s decision. The Board’s decision shall be final. The Board and the Appellant may at their individual discretion and expense, have legal counsel present during the hearing.
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Appeal to the Board of Trustees. 1) If the complainant desires to meet with the Board of Trustees regarding the complaint, he/she shall request such a meeting in writing and shall include a statement regarding why the resolutions/proposed resolutions at the lower levels are not acceptable. 2) The Superintendent shall review the complaint and the proposed resolution at each level and shall make such recommendations to the Board of Trustees as he/she deems appropriate. 3) If the Board of Trustees decides to meet with the complainant, the Board of Trustees will schedule a meeting to meet with the complainant in closed session. 4) Before the Board of Trustees finally resolves any such complaint adversely to the employee (either at that meeting or a subsequent meeting), the employee will be provided an opportunity to meet with the Board of Trustees in closed session regarding the accuracy of the complaint and any other matter regarding the complaint.
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Appeal to the Board of Trustees. 10.7.1 If the advisory decision of the arbitrator is not appealed by either party, the arbitrator's decision shall be considered to be full and complete resolution of the grievance and implemented in accordance with its terms. Either the grievant or the district may appeal the advisory decision of the arbitrator to the district's board of trustees within ten (10) working days of such advisory decision. If the board of trustees does not act on the appeal within twenty (20) working days, the advisory decision of the arbitrator shall be considered the full and complete resolution of the grievance and implemented in accordance with its terms. The decision of the board of trustees will be final.
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