Objections procedure. The Parties to the collective employment agreement will make arrangements concerning the procedures for objections and appeals. A framework for those arrangements is as follows: The objections and appeals procedure will be divided into two phases. Initially, any objection against the individual consequences of the introduction of job classification must be taken up with the university in question. For situations in which the dispute remains after an internal procedure as described above, a procedure will apply in which decisions are made by or on behalf of the Parties to the collective employment agreement regarding the objections. This national objections procedure follows on from the internal procedure and may only be utilised if the internal procedure has been followed right to the end and completed within the institute. The secretariat for the national objections procedure will fall under the responsibility of the collective employment agreement consultation.
Objections procedure. Rule 23 Class Members who wish to object to the Rule 23 component of the Settlement Agreement must mail to the Court by the Response Deadline a notice of objection, signed by the objector, stating: (i) the objector’s name; (ii) current address; (iii) telephone number; (iv) dates of employment with CertifiedSafety; (v) last 4-digits of his or her Social Security number; and (vi) the basis of the objection, including the reasons why the objector believes that the Court should find that the proposed Settlement is not in the best interests of the Rule 23 Class Members and the reasons why the Settlement should not be approved. The objection must also state that it relates to the CertifiedSafety Cases. The objector must mail a copy of his or her objection to the Court by the Response Deadline. The objector must also mail a copy of his or her objection to Class Counsel and counsel for CertifiedSafety by the Response Deadline. The postmark date of the objection shall be deemed the exclusive means for determining that the notice of objection is timely. Objectors shall be permitted to withdraw their objections in writing by mailing a withdrawal statement to the Court and counsel for the Parties postmarked no later than ten (10) business days before the Court’s Final Approval hearing, orally at the Final Approval hearing, or as otherwise ordered by the Court. A Rule 23 Class Member who does not mail a written objection in the manner and by the deadline specified in this paragraph will be deemed to have waived any objection and will be foreclosed from making any objections to the Settlement (whether by appeal or otherwise). A Rule 23 Class Member who files and serves timely notices of objection will have a right to appear at the Final Approval hearing to have his or her objections heard by the Court.
Objections procedure. Any Participating Settlement Class Member may object to the class action components of the Settlement, and may do so in writing, in person, or through counsel, at their own expense, at the Fairness Hearing. Except as the Court may order otherwise, an objector must mail the objection by the Objection Deadline, with the case caption in this Action and include: (i) the Settlement Class Member’s full name, current mailing address, telephone number, and email address; (ii) a concise statement for the reasons for the objection; and (iii) the individual’s signature. A copy of the objection must also be mailed to Class Counsel and Defendants’ Counsel, notice addresses provided below.
