PROCEDURES FOLLOWING AN UNSATISFACTORY EVALUATIVE JUDGMENT Sample Clauses

PROCEDURES FOLLOWING AN UNSATISFACTORY EVALUATIVE JUDGMENT. A. Improper application of the provisions of this Appendix resulting in an unsatisfactory Evaluation Judgment shall form the basis for a grievance.
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