GRIEVANCE AND ARBITRATION PROCEDURE 10 Sample Clauses

GRIEVANCE AND ARBITRATION PROCEDURE 10. Section 1. Grievance Definition and Initiation 10 Section 2. Grievant Definition 10 Section 3. Grievance Process 10 Section 4. Meetings, Notices, Days & Extension of Time Limits 11
GRIEVANCE AND ARBITRATION PROCEDURE 10. Section 6.1 Definition of a Grievance 10 Step 2 11 Step 3 11 Section 6.2 Selection of Arbitrator 11 Section 6.3 Arbitrator's Powers. 12 Section 6.4 Time Computation. 12 Section 6.5 Grievance Form 12 Section 6.6 Pursuit of Remedy State or Federal 12 ARTICLE VII 12 DISCHARGE AND DISCIPLINE 12 Section 7.1 12 ARTICLE VIII 14 SENIORITY 14 Section 8.1 14 Section 8.2 Seniority Definition. 14 Section 8.3 Seniority List 14 Section 8.4 Layoff 14 Section 1 15 Section 2 15 Section 3 15 Section 8.5 Loss of Seniority 16 Section 8.6 Vacancies 16 Section 8.7 Promotions 17 ARTICLE IX 17 DAYS OF WORK AND OVERTIME 17 Section 9.1. 17 Section 9.2 Personal Leave Time 17 ARTICLE X 18 LEAVES OF ABSENCE 18 Section 10.1 Personal Leave 18 Section 10.2 Military Leave 18 Section 10.3 Labor Conventions 18 Section 10.4 Funeral Leave 19 Section 10.5 Sickness & Accident Insurance 19 Section 10.6. Short Term Leave Pay 19 Section 10.7. Unpaid Leave of Absence 20 Section 10.8 Snow Days 20 ARTICLE XI 21 WAGES 21 Section 11.1 Classification and Rates 21 Section 11.2 Pay Periods 21 Section 11.3 Authorized Payroll Deductions 21 Section 11.4 Bonds 21 Section 11.5 Training 22 Section 11.6 Uniforms and Equipment 22 Section 11.7 Paid Vacations 22 Section 11.8 Disability Pay 23 Section 11.9 Holiday Pay 23 ARTICLE XII 24 INSURANCE 24 Section 12.1 Life Insurance 24 Section 12.2. Medical Insurance 25 Section 12.3 Medical Insurance Opt-Out Option 25 Section 12.4 Insurance Committee 26 Section 12.5 Retirement Health Care Savings Plan (HCSP) 26 Section 12.6 Retiree's Health Insurance Coverage 27 Section 12.7 Worker's Compensation. 27 Section 12.8 Dental and Optical Insurance 27 Section 12.9 Insurance Premiums During Layoff or Leave of Absence 28 ARTICLE XIII 29 SPECIAL CONFERENCE 29 Section 13.1. 29 ARTICLE XIV 29 SEPARABILITY AND SAVINGS CLAUSE 29 Section 14.1. 29 ARTICLE XV 30 SPECIAL INACTIVATION 30 Section 15.1 30 ARTICLE XVI 30 RETIREMENT 30 Section 16.1 30 Section 16.2 Longevity Payments 31 ARTICLE XVII 32 PHYSICAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM 32 ARTICLE XVIII 32 MISCELLANEOUS 32 Section 18.1 No Discrimination. 32 Section 18.2 Bulletin Boards 33 Section 18.3 Rules and Regulations 33 Section 18.4 Washrooms 33 Section 18.5 Mileage 33 Section 18.6 Changes 34 Section 18.7 Legal Assistance. 34 Section 18.8 Janitorial Duties 34 Section 18.9 Changes of Address 34 Section 18.10 Telephone Numbers 34 Section 18.11 Beneficiary 35 Section 18.12 Residency 35 Section 18.13 Gender 35 Section 18.14 Captions 35 Section 18.15 ...

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  • GRIEVANCE AND ARBITRATION PROCEDURES 8.01 For the purposes of this Agreement, a grievance is defined as a difference arising between the parties related to the interpretation, application, administration or alleged violation of the Agreement including any question as to whether a matter is arbitrable.

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