Pegs Sample Clauses

Pegs. It is the HOMEOWNER’S responsibility to make sure that all pegs required for BUILDING WORK/IMPROVEMENTS are correctly placed by engaging the services of a registered land surveyor.
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Pegs. An employee shall not be given a written reprimand, suspension, or discharge except for just and The Guild and the employee shall be notified in writing at least two (2) weeks in advance of any dismissal with the specifications of the fact alleged to constitutejust and sufficient cause. The Employer may pay two (2) weeks' salary in lieu of work for that period. An employee and the Guild shall be advised within ten (10) working days of the of any review or report that has beenplaced in the employee's file. The employee and the shall be with a copy of any complaint or accusation that may be detrimentalto advancement or standingwiththe Employer, Employees have the right to respond in writing within ten (10) days to any criticism of their performance and to have this response included in the individual's file. An employee or the Guild shall have the right to review the file at any time during normal business hours and shall be provided copies of any material therein upon request. If this procedure is not followed, such of shallnot become part of the employee's records for use against the individual at any time, Adverse comments on an employee's file shall be removed after eighteen 8) months have elapsed since the first giving rise to those comments, and provided no of any nature has been documented during this period.
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