Order of Cases Sample Clauses

Order of Cases. Docketed discharge cases will normally be heard first during the time period scheduled for the Joint State Committee. All other cases will be heard by the Joint State Committee in the order they appear on the docket, unless the Chairpersons mutually agree otherwise.
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Order of Cases. All docketed cases will be heard in the following order: discharges, suspensions, followed by regular (non-discipline and contract inter- pretation) cases. Any carry-over cases will be heard prior to newly docketed cases regardless of grievant(s) presence. In the event that a grievant is present to testify, those cases will be heard first within their respective category. The Company and Union Co-Chairmen may agree to hear any particular case out of its regular order on the docket.
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Order of Cases. Docketed discharge cases will be heard during the time period scheduled for the committee. All other cases will be heard by the Committee in the order in which the Chairpersons mutually agree.
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Order of Cases. Every attempt will be made to hear docketed discharge cases during the time period scheduled for the case. Cases may be deadlocked in advance of the hearing.
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Order of Cases. All cases will be heard by a Panel of the National Grievance 'Committee in the order in which they are docketed, except upon reasonable request, the two Co-Chairmen may agree to hear any particular case out of its regular order on the docket.
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