Public Service Staff Relations Act Sample Clauses

Public Service Staff Relations Act. Where operational requirements permit, the Employer will grant:
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Public Service Staff Relations Act. An employee may by written notice to his immediate supervisor or officer-in-charge abandon a grievance. No person shall seek by intimidation, by threat of dismissal or by any other kind of threat to cause an employee to abandon his grievance or refrain from exercising his right to present a grievance, as provided in this Collective Agreement.
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Public Service Staff Relations Act. In determining the time within which any action is to be taken as prescribed in this procedure, Saturdays, Sundays and designated paid holidays shall be excluded. Where the provisions of clause cannot be complied with and it is necessary to present a grievance by mail, the grievance shall be deemed to have been presented on the day on which it is postmarked and it shall be deemed to have been received by the Employer on the day it is delivered to the appropriate office of the Agency concerned. Similarly, the Employer shall be deemed to have delivered a reply at any step on the date on which the letter containing the reply is postmarked, but the time limit within which the may present grievance at the next higher step shall be calculated from the date on which the Employer's reply was delivered to the address shown on the grievance form. The time limits stipulated in this procedure may be extended by mutual agreement between the Employer and the employee and, where appropriate the Institute representative, except as provided in clause Where it appears that the nature of the grievance is such that a decision cannot be given below a particular step of authority, any or all the steps except the final step may be eliminated by agreement of the Employer and the employee, and, where applicable, the Institute. Where the Employer demotes or terminates an employee for cause pursuant to paragraph or of the Financial Administration Act, the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement shall apply except that: the grievance may be presented at the final step only, and the twenty (20) day time limit within which the Employer is to reply at the final step may be extended to a maximum of forty days by mutual agreement of the Employer and the appropriate representative of the Institute. An employee may by written notice to their immediate supervisor or abandon a grievance. Any employee who fails to present a grievance to the next higher step within the prescribed time limits shall be deemed to have abandoned the grievance unless, due to circumstances beyond such employee's control, such employee was unable to comply with the prescribed time limits. No person shall seek by intimidation, by threat of dismissal or by any other kind of threat to cause an employee to abandon such employee's grievance or refrain from exercising such employee's right to present a grievance, as provided in this Collective Agreement. Where an employee has presented a grievance up to and includin...
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