Common use of PUBLIC CHARGES Clause in Contracts

PUBLIC CHARGES. 3.06.1 Any anonymous or unsubstantiated public complaint shall not be used in a member’s evaluation or included in a member’s personnel file. If the administration decides that a complaint received about a member is not serious enough to warrant a meeting with the member, subsequent evaluations shall contain no reference to the complaint. 3.06.2 If the administrator believes a complaint is serious enough to bring to the attention of the member, the member may request the administrator to schedule a meeting of the member, the complainant, and the administrator. If, in the judgment of the administrator, such a meeting would be counter-productive, the meeting may not be scheduled. The reasons for that judgment shall be given the member upon request. If no meeting is held, or if a meeting is held without the opportunity for the member to be present, subsequent evaluations shall contain no reference to the complaint.

PUBLIC CHARGES. 3.06.1 3.10.1 Any anonymous or unsubstantiated public complaint shall not be used in a member’s evaluation or included in a member’s personnel file. If the administration decides that a complaint received about a member is not serious enough to warrant a meeting with the member, subsequent evaluations shall contain no reference to the complaint. 3.06.2 3.10.2 If the administrator believes a complaint is serious enough to bring to the attention of the member, the member may request the administrator to schedule a meeting of the member, the complainant, and the administrator. If, in the judgment of the administrator, such a meeting would be counter-productive, the meeting may not be scheduled. The reasons for that judgment shall be given the member upon request. If no meeting is held, or if a meeting is held without the opportunity for the member to be present, subsequent evaluations shall contain no reference to the complaint.