Discharge, Suspension, and Alleged Improper Separation from Employment Sample Clauses

Discharge, Suspension, and Alleged Improper Separation from Employment. Where a grievance alleges unjust dismissal, suspension, or improper separation from employment, the complaint stage under Article 7.02 above, shall be by-passed and the grievance shall be filed with the Executive Director, Human Resources within five (5) days of dismissal, suspension, or separation from employment. The employer shall provide a copy of the notice of discharge, suspension, or separation of employment, to the Local Union President at about the same time that such notice is provided to the employee.
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Discharge, Suspension, and Alleged Improper Separation from Employment. Where a Grievance alleges unjust dismissal, suspension, or improper separation from employment, the Grievance shall commence at Step 2 of the formal Grievance process within five (5) Days of dismissal, suspension or separation from employment.

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