Hearing Authority Sample Clauses
The Hearing Authority clause defines which individual or body has the power to preside over and make decisions in a formal hearing or dispute resolution process. Typically, this clause specifies whether an arbitrator, panel, or designated official will serve as the decision-maker, and may outline the process for their selection or appointment. By clearly identifying the responsible authority, this clause ensures that all parties understand who will resolve disputes, thereby promoting fairness and procedural clarity in the event of a disagreement.
Hearing Authority. The Commission may conduct the disciplinary hearing or it may appoint a hearing examiner or a trial board to conduct the hearing and report their findings and recommendations to the Commission. The Commission and its appointees have the power of subpoena to require attendance of witnesses and submittal of pertinent documents, to administer oaths, and to continue the hearing from time to time. No more than five subpoenas may be issued without approval of a Commissioner. Management and the appellant employee may be represented by counsel.
Hearing Authority. Individual within each step of the grievance procedure that is responsible for rendering a decision.
Hearing Authority. The Governing Board shall determine whether any hearing will be conducted before the entire Governing Board or a Hearing Officer appointed by the Governing Board. The term "
Hearing Authority. The hearing will be conducted before a Hearing Officer mutually selected by the Governing Board, or designee, and bargaining unit representative.
Hearing Authority. The Board of Trustees shall determine whether an appeal hearing will be conducted before the Board or before a Hearing Officer appointed by the Board.
Hearing Authority. The Governing Board shall determine whether any hearing will be conducted before quorum of the Governing Board or a Hearing Officer appointed by the Governing Board. If the Governing Board chooses to appoint a Hearing Officer, the parties shall obtain a list of potential arbitrators from the California State Mediation Service. From this list, the parties will select the Hearing Officer by the process of alternatively striking names.