Lack of Agreement at Job Level Sample Clauses

Lack of Agreement at Job Level. (a) If agreement cannot be reached at job level, the employee(s) or the employee’s representative shall discuss the matter with the relevant next level supervisor or manager or their representative. The next level supervisor or manager may be able to resolve the matter quickly to the employee’s satisfaction.
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Lack of Agreement at Job Level. If agreement cannot be reached at job level, the employee(s) or the employee’s representative shall discuss the matter in dispute with the relevant manager or their representative. The manager may be able to resolve the matter quickly to the employee’s satisfaction. If not, then a meeting shall be held between the employee(s), the person in charge, and the manager to discuss the grievance or dispute and the remedy sought within three working days of notification. After meeting with the manager the employee must respond within 14 days to any resolutions discussed at the meeting and indicate whether they wish to continue with the dispute/grievance.
Lack of Agreement at Job Level. If no agreement is reached at job level, a Branch official of the union or any other nominated person/representative of the employee’s choice may be requested to discuss the matter in dispute with a representative of local management of the Company.

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