Common use of Dismissal Procedures Clause in Contracts

Dismissal Procedures. The Corporation shall initiate dismissal procedures by requesting in writing the Member concerned to meet with the Principal and the Vice-Principal Academic & Research in the presence of a representative of the Association. Such notification shall include precise reference to all the pertinent information in this Agreement. The Association shall be sent a copy of this notification. In this and all further proceedings, the Member shall be permitted to bring and to be assisted by an Association representative of their choice. An attempt shall be made at the meeting to resolve the matter in a manner satisfactory to all concerned.

Dismissal Procedures. The Corporation shall initiate dismissal procedures by requesting in writing the Member concerned to meet with the Principal and the Vice-Principal Academic & Research appropriate Xxxx in the presence of a representative of the Association. Such notification shall include precise reference to all the pertinent information in this Agreement. The Association shall be sent a copy of this notification. In this and all further proceedings, proceedings the Member shall be permitted to bring and to be assisted by an Association representative advisor of their her/his choice. An attempt shall be made at the meeting to resolve the matter in a manner satisfactory to all concerned.

Dismissal Procedures. The Corporation shall initiate dismissal procedures by requesting in writing the Member concerned to meet with the Principal and the Vice-Principal Academic & Research appropriate Xxxx in the presence of a representative of the Association. Such notification shall include precise reference to all the pertinent information in this Agreement. The Association shall be sent a copy of this notification. In this and all further proceedings, the Member shall be permitted to bring and to be assisted by an Association representative advisor of their his/her choice. An attempt shall be made at the meeting to resolve the matter in a manner satisfactory to all concerned.