Complaints Against Staff Sample Clauses

Complaints Against Staff. 7.2.1 Upon receiving a written, signed complaint against a member, the immediate supervisor shall give a copy to the member involved and discuss it within fifteen (15) working days following the receipt of the said complaint.
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Complaints Against Staff. A. Upon receiving a complaint from a complainant against an employee, the principal or supervisor shall give a copy to the employee involved if written, or discuss it within five (5) days following the receipt of said complaint.
Complaints Against Staff. A. Upon receiving a complaint from a complainant against a professional teaching staff member, the principal shall give a copy to the professional teaching staff member involved if written, or in the alternative, the principal may opt to discuss it with the teacher within a reasonable period of time following the receipt of the complaint. If the complaint becomes a matter of record, the member shall receive a written copy.
Complaints Against Staff. A. Upon receiving a written or verbal complaint of a very serious nature from a parent/guardian against a Professional Staff Member, the Principal shall discuss it with the Professional Staff Member within a reasonable period of time following the receipt of said complaint; and if anything is reduced to writing, the Professional Staff Member shall be given a copy. If a BOARD Member or Central Office Administrator receives a written or verbal complaint about a Professional Staff Member, he/she will refer the complainant to the appropriate administrator who shall fully advise the Professional Staff Member of the expressed concerns.
Complaints Against Staff. Any complaint deemed by an administrator to justify investigation and/or subsequent action of any nature shall be brought to the immediate attention of the teacher involved.
Complaints Against Staff. Upon receiving a written or verbal complaint of a very serious nature from a parent/guardian against a Professional Staff Member, the Principal shall discuss it with the Professional Staff Member within a reasonable period of time following the receipt of said complaint; and if anything is reduced to writing, the Professional Staff Member shall be given a copy. If a BOARD Member or Central Office Administrator receives a written or verbal complaint about a Professional Staff Member, he/she will refer the complainant to the appropriate administrator who shall fully advise the Professional Staff Member of the expressed concerns. If a conference is deemed necessary by the Professional Staff Member, the Principal or the parent, the guidelines shall be followed as set forth in 12.05. If a written answer is given to a complaint, the Professional Staff Member(s) shall be furnished a copy.
Complaints Against Staff. 9.01 The Board and the administration recognizes their responsibilities to support professional teaching staff members in the performance of their duties and shall fully support and assist in the maintenance and control of discipline in our schools.
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