Common use of Initiating a Grievance and Timing Restrictions Clause in Contracts

Initiating a Grievance and Timing Restrictions. 1. Step 1 of the grievance process must be initiated within fifteen (15) days after the occurrence of the cause for the complaint. However, if the grievant did not become aware of the occurrence until a later date, then the grievant must initiate action within the fifteen (15) days following knowledge of the cause or when grievant reasonably ought to have had knowledge of the cause, whichever is sooner. In failing to thus initiate action, he/she/they will be considered to have no grievance.

Initiating a Grievance and Timing Restrictions. 1. Step 1 of the The grievance process must be initiated within fifteen (15) days after the occurrence of the cause for the complaint. However, if the grievant did not become aware of the occurrence until a later date, then the grievant must initiate action within the fifteen (15) days following knowledge of the cause or when grievant reasonably ought to have had knowledge of the cause, whichever is sooner. In failing to thus initiate action, he/she/they will be considered to have no grievance.

Initiating a Grievance and Timing Restrictions. 1. Step 1 of the tThe grievance process must be initiated within fifteen (15) days after the occurrence of the cause for the complaint. However, if the grievant did not become aware of the occurrence until a later date, then the grievant must initiate action within the fifteen (15) days following knowledge of the cause or when grievant reasonably ought to have had knowledge of the cause, whichever is sooner. In failing to thus initiate action, he/she/they will be considered to have no grievance.