Contents of Grievances Sample Clauses

Contents of Grievances. All grievances filed at Step 1 and beyond in the grievance and arbitration procedure shall specify:
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Contents of Grievances. Agency At each step of the grievance procedure, grievances must state the nature of the grievance, any known violations of law(s), rule(s), regulation(s), or article(s) and section(s) of this Agreement, all relevant facts known at the time, and the corrective action(s) requested (relief). If the deciding official at any step believes the grievance lacks sufficient information to decide the allegations, or is otherwise deficient, he/she will reject or return the grievance as defined in Section 2. In that case, the grievant is free to submit the grievance to the next step of the procedure. Grievances must be signed by the grievant(s) or the Union representative filing the grievance. For the purpose of this Article, grievant is defined as the aggrieved employee and not the Union.

Related to Contents of Grievances

  • Group Grievances No more than five (5) grievants will be permitted to attend grievance meetings.

  • Grievances Where an Employee alleges that she has been suspended or discharged in violation of Article 23.01, she may within ten (10) days of the date on which she was notified in writing or within twenty (20) days of the date of her discharge or suspension, whichever is later, invoke the grievance procedure including provisions for Arbitration contained in Article 26, and for the purpose of a grievance, alleging violation of Article 23.01 she may lodge her grievance at the final level of the grievance procedure.

  • General Grievances ‌ Controversies may arise of a nature so general as to directly affect the majority of employees in a classification or department, or the majority of all employees. It is agreed that issues of this nature need not be subjected to the entire grievance procedure but may be initiated at Step 2. Attendance at Grievance Hearings initiated at Step 2 may include members of both negotiating committees.

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