Formal Step / Appropriate Supervisor Sample Clauses

Formal Step / Appropriate Supervisor. Reference of the grievance to Step 1 shall consist of the school/work location employee and/or representative reducing the grievance to writing and submitting to the appropriate administrator/supervisor within the five (5)-day period provided above. Such appropriate administrator/supervisor or employee may request a meeting prior to the appropriate administrator/supervisor's decision, in which event either or both the appropriate administrator/supervisor and the employee may be accompanied at the meeting by a representative. The appropriate administrator/supervisor shall give the employee at least two (2)-days notice of such meeting. In any event, the appropriate administrator/supervisor must render this decision in writing, with two copies to the employee, within ten (10) workdays after receipt of the written grievance.
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