Common use of Cause for Remediation and Due Process Clause in Contracts

Cause for Remediation and Due Process. When a supervising administrator believes that cause for remediation may exist, the administrator will exercise due diligence in investigating, collecting information, and comparing behavior among faculty to ensure fairness. Academic employees have the right to due process before remediation, which includes at a minimum the right to be informed of the issues related to the unsatisfactory performance, the information and/or evidence collected, and the right to respond verbally and/or in writing. Academic employees have the right to utilize the grievance process to settle issues related to whether or not remediation is appropriate. Causes leading to the remediation process may include, but are not limited to:

Cause for Remediation and Due Process. When If a supervising administrator believes that cause for remediation may exist, the administrator they will exercise due diligence in investigatinginquiring, collecting information, and comparing behavior among faculty to ensure fairnessapplying equitable remediation practices across faculty. Academic employees Faculty have the right to due process before remediation, which includes at a minimum the right to be informed of the issues related to the unsatisfactory inconsistent performance, the information and/or information/evidence collected, and the right to respond verbally and/or in writing. Academic employees have the right to utilize the grievance process to settle issues related to whether or not remediation is appropriate. Causes leading to the remediation process may include, but are not limited to: