Chief’s Authority, Board’s Authority and Effective Date of Discipline Sample Clauses

Chief’s Authority, Board’s Authority and Effective Date of Discipline. It is acknowledged the Chief has lawful authority to suspend employees with or without pay for a period not to exceed thirty (30) calendar days with just cause. The Chief shall have the authority to suspend employees without pay in excess of thirty (30) days only if the Union and the affected employee agree to such suspension. The Chief shall also have the authority to discharge employees for just cause. Said suspensions or discharge may be referred by the Union to arbitration or by the employee to the Board, but not both pursuant to the Choice of Appeal process described below in Section 15.9 E. The parties to this Agreement will mutually agree on expedited procedures for the selection of an arbitrator in cases of suspensions in excess of thirty (30) days or discharge when the Union chooses to use the arbitration process. The Chief has the right and discretion to impose discipline immediately for suspensions without pay of fifteen (15) days or less and/or discharges. Suspensions in excess of fifteen (15) days without pay shall not be served unless or until an arbitrator rules on the merits of a grievance or the Board rules on the disciplinary charge(s) filed by the Chief with the Board. It is also acknowledged the Board has lawful authority to suspend employees without pay for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days, or discharge employees, for just cause. Such days of suspension by the Chief or the Board shall be eight
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