Complaint Policy. 2.8.1 To the extent required by federal and State law, the Charter Operator shall implement and maintain a complaint policy to receive and handle complaints brought against the Charter School and/or the Charter Operator. The Complaint Policy shall be included in the Charter School’s Student Handbook. The complaints process implemented by the Charter Operator shall be consistent with applicable law and due process. A copy of the Charter Operator’s complaint policy shall be made readily available to all others requesting a copy.
Complaint Policy. The School shall maintain a complaint policy to receive and handle complaints. The School shall have the power to amend the complaint policy in any way it deems necessary and appropriate, so long as, such amendments are approved by the Board and are consistent with applicable law and due process. A copy of the School’s complaint policy shall be distributed to the parents and/or guardians of students enrolled in the School and made readily available to all others requesting a copy.
Complaint Policy. Filing a Complaint for the purposes of resolving a Dispute by Binding Decision EXPLANATION - Articles 11 and 12 of the Gaming Terms and Conditions (GT&C) explain the Complaint Policy. The policy states that if you cannot resolve a problem between you and the organizer, you are required to file a complaint with the intermediary, providing your full name, email address, account details, and a clear explanation of why you disagree with the organizer. The intermediary will then investigate the dispute, listen to both parties, gather evidence, and provide a binding decision on how the dispute will be resolved. If you don't comply with the policy or refuse to provide necessary information, the intermediary may simplify the decision process or dismiss the complaint. The policy also states that you have one month to opt-out of this policy, providing you with the option to try to resolve the dispute in another way.
Complaint Policy. Brown County Planning Commission/Green Bay MPO adopts the following Title VI complaint policy for FFY 2024 (do not fill in the name of your organization if you will be submitting an alternative Complaint Policy): Any person who believes that he or she, individually, as a member of any specific class, or in connection with any Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), has been subjected to discrimination by the above named Subrecipient or contractors/consultants to the Subrecipient, based on race, color, national origin (including limited English proficiency) may submit a complaint with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Office of Business Opportunity and Equity Compliance (WisDOT, OBOEC) Title VI Office, or with the Federal Highway Administration.* *See contact information on Page No. 11 In FFY 2024, Brown County Planning Commission/Green Bay MPO shall adhere to the following provisions:
Complaint Policy. 10.1 Parents are always welcome to visit the school and to attend school board meetings. It is recognized that parents may, at times, have complaints regarding curriculum and/or personnel.
Complaint Policy. Charter School shall implement and maintain a complaint policy to receive and handle complaints brought against Charter School and/or Charter Operator. The Complaint Policy shall be included in Charter School’s Student Handbook. The complaints process implemented by Charter School shall be consistent with applicable law and due process.
Complaint Policy. It is the policy of the Xxxxxx School Board that complaints or allegations of wrongdoing against a certified employee of the Xxxxxx School District shall be handled in a professional manner that protects the welfare of all concerned. An attempt to resolve all complaints at the lowest possible administrative level shall precede school board involvement and all investigations shall be conducted in accordance with applicable State Law and Ethics of the profession.
Complaint Policy. All Members have the right to communicate complaints regarding their care. Should you wish to make a formal complaint about one of your care providers you may do so in writing and submit the concern to Grow Professionals at xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Information and disclosures about the submission of complaints regarding treatment is available in this state complaint contact chart: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/_next/static/media/GrowTherapyStateComplaintContactChart_2023120 7.pdf
Complaint Policy. Stateline Area Transportation Study, adopts the following Title VI complaint policy for FFY 2022 (do not fill in the name of your organization if you will be submitting an alternative Complaint Policy): Any person who believes that he or she, individually, as a member of any specific class, or in connection with any Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), has been subjected to discrimination by the above named Subrecipient or contractors/consultants to the Subrecipient, based on race, color, national origin or sex may submit a complaint with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, Office of Business Opportunity and Equity Compliance (WisDOT, OBOEC) Title VI Office, or with the Federal Highway Administration.* *See contact information on Page No. 11 In FFY 2022, Stateline Area Transportation Study, shall adhere to the following provisions:
Complaint Policy. 2.8.1 The Charter Operator shall implement and maintain a complaint policy to receive and handle complaints brought against the Charter School and/or the Charter Operator. The Complaint Policy shall be included in the Charter School’s Student Handbook. The complaints process implemented by the Charter Operator shall be consistent with applicable law and due process. A copy of the Charter Operator’s complaint policy shall be distributed to the parents and/or guardians of students enrolled in the School, and made readily available to all others requesting a copy. In addition, the Charter School shall participate in, and comply with the requirements of any unified complaint process administered by the LDE.
