REASONS FOR APPEAL. 1. Reject of the IPDP • Incomplete plan • Plan lacks relevance to classroom teaching, and/or area of licensure • Goals unrelated to the individual, assignment or district • Insufficient activities and demonstrating how goals will be met • Activities not completed within licensure cycle 2. Recommendation of non-renewal of certificate/license • Did not fulfill state renewal requirements • Criteria of pre-approved IPDP not met
REASONS FOR APPEAL. The reasons for appeal from the hearing shall be: (a) substantial failure to comply with the procedures required by this Article or applicable law in the conduct of the hearing and the rendering of the decision so as to deny the Physician in Training a fair hearing; or (b) the decision was not supported by the evidence based upon the hearing record or such additional evidence as may be permitted pursuant to this Article.
REASONS FOR APPEAL. If the Manager and/or the Employee is not satisfied with the opinion of the Directorate the reasons for dissatisfaction should be sent in writing to the Human Resources Department which will facilitate a meeting with the Employee and manager in an attempt to resolve the issues.
REASONS FOR APPEAL. The reason(s) for requesting an appeal of an approved JD, a permit denial, or a declined per- mit must be specifically stated in the RFA and must be more than a simple request for appeal because the affected party did not like the approved JD, permit decision, or the permit condi- tions. Examples of reasons for appeals include, but are not limited to, the fol- lowing: A procedural error; an incor- rect application of law, regulation or officially promulgated policy; omission of material fact; incorrect application of the current regulatory criteria and associated guidance for identifying and delineating wetlands; incorrect appli- cation of the Section 404(b)(1) Guide- lines (see 40 CFR part 230); or use of in- correct data. The reasons for appealing a permit denial or a declined permit may include jurisdiction issues, wheth- er or not a previous approved JD was appealed.
