Levels of Action Sample Clauses

Levels of Action a) A record of action taken at Xxxxxx 0, 0, xx 0 xxxxx xx placed in the unit member’s personnel file. The unit member has a right to respond in writing, and the response will be attached to the record of action.
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Levels of Action. Different forms of central bank cooperation are distinguished according to their levels of action: some forms are labelled individual actions, and others are classified as collective actions. Dividing all possible forms of central bank cooperation into these two categories may seem somewhat crude, but the exercise helps both categorise the different instances of central bank cooperation considered and choose suitable theoretical lenses to study them. Individual actions refer to forms of cooperation that are provided by individual central banks. It is important to note that these forms of cooperation must still constitute ‘social action’ in the Weberian sense of being ‘meaningfully oriented towards [the behaviour] of others’ (Xxxxx, quoted in Xxxxxxxxxxxx, 2018, p. 149). This means that individual decisions to cooperate must differ from what a central bank would have done acting unilaterally. The instances of individual actions that this study is most interested in include the provision of credit lines to central banks, their participation in bailout programmes, and the provision of liquidity across borders. Collective actions, by contrast, refer to actions that central banks undertake jointly or as part of an institutional framework. Central banks’ collective actions refer to the mode of governance between central banks, that is, how they, together, arrived at decisions and how decisions were enforced. The instances of collective action analysed here cover how central banks developed joint principles for crisis management, how they related to official Balance- of-Payments support, and how they approached the challenge of international macroprudential governance after the crisis. The analyticist approach outlined next details the strategy followed here to study central banks’ individual and collective agency.
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Levels of Action. Level 1 In the event a teacher believes there is a basis for a grievance, the party shall discuss the alleged grievance with his/her supervisor and/or building principal within 30 days from when the grievance occurred or within 30 days of when said party would have had reasonable knowledge of occurrence. Level 2 If the matter is not resolved during the informal discussion then the grievance shall be reduced to writing and filed with the principal. Within ten (10) days a formal conference shall be held. Level 3 Within five (5) calendar days of the formal conference the principal shall, in writing, render his/her decision to the aggrieved party. If the aggrieved party is not satisfied with the disposition of the grievance at Level 2 or if no decision concerning the grievance has been rendered within five (5) days after the presentation to the principal, then the grievance may be presented in writing to the superintendent. Level 4 Within five (5) days of the receipt of the grievance the superintendent shall arrange for a conference with the grievant. Within ten (10) days of the receipt of the grievance by the superintendent, he/she shall render, in writing, a decision as to solution. Level 5 In the event the griever is not satisfied with the disposition of his/her grievance at Level 4 or if no decision has been rendered within ten (10) days of receipt of the grievance by the superintendent, the grievance may be referred to the Board of Education’s Review Committee. This Committee shall be composed of three members of the Board and superintendent. Within ten (10) days of the receipt of the written referral to the Board, its review committee shall meet with the Association for the purpose of arriving at a mutually satisfactory solution to the grievance problem. A decision shall be rendered in writing within ten (10) days of the joint meeting of the grievance and Board Review Committee.
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