Concern Procedure Clause Samples
The Concern Procedure clause establishes a formal process for raising and addressing issues or concerns that may arise during the course of an agreement or project. Typically, it outlines the steps that parties must follow to notify each other of a concern, such as submitting written notice, and may specify timelines for response and resolution. This clause ensures that potential problems are communicated and managed in an orderly manner, helping to prevent misunderstandings and facilitating timely resolution of disputes or operational issues.
Concern Procedure. 3.02.1 A “concern” is defined as any questions or issue between any Professional Staff Member or the ASSOCIATION with the BOARD and/or the ADMINISTRATION concerning any complaint, dispute, problem or other condition which is not a grievance as defined in Section 3.01.
3.02.2 The procedures set forth in Section 3.07 shall be applicable to the processing of any concern. The provisions of Level Four–Arbitration shall not be applicable to any concern, and the decision of the Superintendent shall be final with respect to any concern.
Concern Procedure. The following policies exist so that the resident/sponsor has a choice as to which avenue they would like to pursue their concern. These three (3) different methods exist so that the resident/sponsor can find the one they feel most comfortable with, but also to allow them to choose the avenue most appropriate for a given concern so that it may be handled most effectively.