Common use of Procedural Compliance Clause in Contracts

Procedural Compliance. ‌ The procedural requirements, including time limits, established in the Grievance Procedure shall be followed by the parties. If the grievant(s) or the Association fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the grievance shall be considered resolved and withdrawn on the basis of the Employer’s last action or disposition, and such resolution shall be final and binding. If the Employer fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the Association may advance the grievance by filing a timely written appeal to the next step of the Grievance Procedure. Time limits may be extended or waived only by mutual written (or electronic) agreement of the parties, and not by any other method. Neither party will unreasonably withhold such agreement. As used in this Article, “week days” means Monday through Friday, excluding recognized holidays observed by the College on those days. The first week day following an occurrence (or following the date on which an employee should reasonably have known of the events giving rise to the grievance) is the first day to be counted toward time limits.

Procedural Compliance. ‌ The procedural requirements, including time limits, established in the Grievance Procedure shall be followed by the parties. If the grievant(s) or the Association Union fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the grievance shall be considered resolved and withdrawn on the basis of the Employer’s last action or disposition, and such resolution shall be final and binding. If the Employer fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the Association Union may advance the grievance by filing a timely written appeal to the next step of the Grievance Procedure. Time limits may be extended or waived only by mutual written (or electronic) agreement of the parties, and not by any other method. Neither party will unreasonably withhold such agreement. As used in this Article, “week days” means Monday through Friday, excluding recognized holidays observed by the College on those days. The first week day following an occurrence (or following the date on which an employee should reasonably have known of the events giving rise to the grievance) is the first day to be counted toward time limits.

Procedural Compliance. ‌ The procedural requirements, including time limits, established in the Grievance Procedure shall be followed by the parties. If the grievant(s) or the Association fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the grievance shall be considered resolved and withdrawn on the basis of the Employer’s last action or disposition, and such resolution shall be final and binding. If the Employer fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the Association may advance the grievance by filing a timely written appeal to the next step of the Grievance Procedure. Time limits may be extended or waived only by mutual written (or electronic) agreement of the parties, and not by any other method. Neither party will unreasonably withhold such agreement. As used in this Article, “week days” means Monday through Friday, excluding recognized holidays observed by the College on those days. The first week day following an occurrence (or following the date on which an employee should reasonably have known of the events giving rise to the grievance) is the first day to be counted toward time limits.limits.‌

Procedural Compliance. ‌ ‌‌ The procedural requirements, including time limits, established in the Grievance Procedure shall be followed by the parties. If the grievant(s) or the Association fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the grievance shall be considered resolved and withdrawn on the basis of the Employer’s last action or disposition, and such resolution shall be final and binding. If the Employer fails to act within the time limits and other requirements specified, the Association may advance the grievance by filing a timely written appeal to the next step of the Grievance Procedure. Time limits may be extended or waived only by mutual written (or electronic) agreement of the parties, and not by any other method. Neither party will unreasonably withhold such agreement. As used in this Article, “week days” means Monday through Friday, excluding recognized holidays observed by the College on those days. The first week day following an occurrence (or following the date on which an employee should reasonably have known of the events giving rise to the grievance) is the first day to be counted toward time limits.