GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Section I – Definition Sample Clauses

GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Section I – Definition. A. A grievance is a complaint by the Union or one or more employees concerning the application or interpretation of this MOU, the Personnel Ordinance, the Salary Resolution, written departmental rules and regulations, and policy and procedure manuals governing personnel practices or working conditions between the City and the Union. B. Matters excluded from consideration under the grievance procedure: 1. Position classification and grade designations; 2. Items otherwise expressly excluded under this MOU; 3. Nothing in this procedure shall be deemed to supersede the authority of the Civil Service Commission; 4. The loss of skill pay, due to a change of assignment, work or duties. C. If an employee alleges that his/her rights protected by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act are being violated, the resolution of such may only be pursued by the appropriate quasi-judicial agency that is authorized to provide remedial relief. However, any complaint within the definition of a grievance as set forth above (except Article One, Section IV-B) that specifically relates to this MOU, may be pursued under this Article.
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GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Section I – Definition. A grievance is defined as any dispute concerning the interpretation or application of this MOU or of departmental rules and regulations governing personnel practices or working conditions. The following items are not grievable: 1. An impasse in meeting and conferring upon the terms of a proposed MOU. 2. Probationary employee terminations. A grievant is defined as an employee or the Union when the grievance affects a class or group of employees.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Section I – Definition. A. A grievance shall be defined as any dispute regarding the meaning, interpretation, application or alleged violation of the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. A grievance may be filed by the affected employee or group of affected employees. The Association may also file a policy grievance if the alleged violation of this Agreement affects an entire department or the entire bargaining unit. A policy grievance shall be filed at Step 3 within five (5) days after the occurrence of the alleged violation.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Section I – Definition. A. A grievance is a complaint by the Association or one or more employees concerning the application or interpretation of this MOU, the Personnel Ordinance, the Salary Resolution, written departmental rules and regulations, and policy and procedure manuals governing personnel practices or working conditions between the City and the Association. B. Matters excluded from consideration under the grievance procedure: 1. Position classification and grade designations; 2. Items otherwise expressly excluded under this MOU; 3. Nothing in this procedure shall be deemed to supersede the authority of the Civil Service Commission. C. If an employee alleges that their rights protected by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act are being violated, the resolution of such may only be pursued by the appropriate quasi-judicial agency that is authorized to provide remedial relief. An employee may also file a complaint with the City's Equal Employment Opportunities Office.
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE Section I – Definition. A. A grievance is a complaint by the Union or one or more employees concerning the application or interpretation of this MOU, the Personnel Ordinance, the Salary Resolution, written departmental rules and regulations, and policy and procedure manuals governing personnel practices or working conditions between the City and the Union. B. Matters excluded from consideration under the grievance procedure: 1. Position classification and grade designations; 2. Items otherwise expressly excluded under this MOU; 3. Nothing in this procedure shall be deemed to supersede the authority of the Civil Service Commission; 4. The loss of skill pay, due to a change of assignment, work or duties. C. If an employee alleges that their rights protected by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act or the California Fair Employment and Housing Act are being violated, an employee may pursue alleged discrimination or harassment claims through procedures established by the Department of Human Resources and shall be entitled to pursue California or federal statutory rights and administrative procedures through the appropriate quasi-judicial agency that is authorized to provide remedial relief. However, any complaint within the definition of a grievance as set forth above (except Article One, Section IV-B) that specifically relates to this MOU, may be pursued under this Article.

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