General Rules and Procedures. 1. Grievance resolutions or decisions at Steps One and Two shall not constitute a precedent in any arbitration or other proceeding unless a specific agreement to that effect is made by the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations with the Union President or one of the Business Agents.
General Rules and Procedures. 1. Any member of the collective negotiating unit may orally present and discuss his complaint with his immediate supervisor on an informal basis.
General Rules and Procedures. 1. This rule operates independent of the benefit provisions of the parties’ agreement concerning approval of absences or pay for absences as sick or other time. Qualification for pay or approval under such provisions does not affect the assignment of the absence occurrence under this policy.
General Rules and Procedures. The Contractor in its discretion may establish General Rules and Procedures for the Subcontractor which applies to performance to the Work. The Subcontractor agrees to comply with all such General Rules and Procedures.
General Rules and Procedures. 1. Where the subject of a grievance, or its emergent nature, suggests it is appropriate, and where the parties mutually agree, such grievance may be initiated at or moved to any step of the procedure without hearing at a lower step. Where the Association requests a grievance be initiated at Step Two or beyond based on a claim of emergency wherein the normal processing of the grievance would prejudice the effective relief sought and/or the substantive rights of the grievant and, if such request is denied by the agency of the State involved, the Association may seek an expedited determination by the Office of Employee Relations of the appropriate step to initiate such grievance. If the Association is not satisfied with this determination, then the issue of whether or not an emergency exists may be brought to an expedited arbitration hearing. The option to be prescribed would be to initiate at Step Two.
General Rules and Procedures. Rules in a nutshell EU funding, up to the maximum budget available, will be allocated to travel and subsistence support to NFFA-Europe users, according to the following criteria: • NEP reimburses up to two users per proposal. • The maximum contribution per person per site accessed is 500€ for travel expenses. The refund is capped to the upper ceiling if the travel costs incurred exceed this limit or are equal to the cost incurred if lower. The user must provide evidence of the travel titles (ticket invoice/receipt, boarding cards) incurred only on the onward and return journey days per each access site visited. No reimbursement is due for the local transportation costs incurred in the in- between days. • The maximum contribution per person per day is 100€ for subsistence. The refund is capped to the upper daily ceiling if the travel costs incurred exceed this limit or are equal to the cost incurred if lower. The user must provide evidence of the subsistence titles (meal tickets, invoices/receipts, hotel bills) incurred on the two travelling days (onward and return journeys) and per each day of stay per access site visited, or alternatively lump sum/per diem requests, if allowed by the beneficiary. No compensation is allowed between days in which the daily subsistence ceiling is exceeded and those in which the daily subsistence costs are lower than the daily subsistence ceilings. • A proposal may require multi-site accesses. In such cases, each refundable user can benefit from the standard reimbursement terms and conditions per geographical site accessed. • A proposal may also require multi-leg access sessions to one single access site. In such cases, the overall maximum contribution for travel expenses cannot exceed 500€ in total. Conversely, the contribution for subsistence per day will be 100€ per person for each access leg session following the total number of units of access (UoAs) assigned. • The overall duration of each access must be consistent with the number of UoAs assigned (e.g., a user who is granted 5 UoAs cannot request support for a two-week stay). • The reimbursements are based on the accountancy standards and procedures en force at the access provider' site. Therefore, be aware the reimbursement rules and procedures may vary from site to site. • Once access is granted, more detailed guidelines specific to the assigned NFFA-Europe site will be provided. The user group leader of the awarded proposal will be contacted by the local coordinatio...
General Rules and Procedures. Acronyms and abbreviations relating to IEA agreements are defined on the IEA website at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx-xx-xxxxx.xxx
General Rules and Procedures. A. Questions About the QMS. Questions regarding registration, buying and selling on the QMS should be directed to FNC as follows, or please refer to FNC’s website (xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx) for contact information: Telephone: (000) 000-0000 or (000) 000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 B. Questions About SIRE and Investor Information. Questions regarding SIRE should be directed to: Telephone: (000) 000-0000 or (000) 000-0000 OMA-302023-6 8
General Rules and Procedures. (a) An employee who is a member of the Union at the time this Agreement becomes effective or any employee hired on/or after the effective date of this Agreement may become a member of the Union upon acquiring seniority and shall continue membership in the Union for the duration of this Agreement to the extent of paying the membership dues uniformly required as a condition of acquiring or retaining membership in the Union.
General Rules and Procedures i. All parents or a representative MUST be in the building in the designated waiting area during the classes. Please do not leave your child unattended during the adults’ music class
