DUE PROCESS AND REVIEW PROCEDURES Sample Clauses

DUE PROCESS AND REVIEW PROCEDURES a. Time and Attendance The following language will be added to Article 21 as a new section after the current 21F: If the DOE seeks to discipline a tenured pedagogue regarding absences and/or lateness but seeks a penalty short of termination, the following expedited procedure will apply: The DOE will notify the employee that it intends to bring disciplinary action against the employee pursuant to this section. The DOE will include in this notice the employee’s attendance record and any other documentation it intends to introduce at the hearing and a statement that pursuant to this section the arbitrator may award any penalty, or take other action, short of termination. Within 15 calendar days following this notice, the employee must notify the DOE in writing of the nature of his\her defense and submit any documentation s\he intends to submit into evidence as well as a medical release for any medical documents related to such defense. If either party believes that it requires additional documents, it may request a telephonic conference with the arbitrator. The expedited hearing will occur within one month of the DOE’s notification to the employee mentioned above. The hearing will be informal and the normal rules of trial procedure and evidence shall not apply. The arbitrator will issue an award and short decision within 15 calendar days of the hearing. The arbitrator’s award will be final and binding on all parties. The award may be introduced in a 3020-a hearing and any findings shall be binding on the 3020-a arbitrator. One arbitrator, agreed upon between the parties, will hear all absence and lateness cases hereunder. The parties may expand the number of arbitrators if necessary. The arbitrator will hear 4 cases per hearing date on a staggered schedule, but in no situation will one case take more than ½ a day. The parties may expand the number of cases heard in a day if they deem it practical.
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DUE PROCESS AND REVIEW PROCEDURES. The following rules will be in addition to what currently exists in the contract and/or state law.
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