Reprimand or Merit Increase Denial Sample Clauses

Reprimand or Merit Increase Denial. Battalion Chief, Section Manager, Division Manager, or Division Chief Upon receipt of a reprimand or denial of a merit increase, an employee may, within fourteen (14) calendar days of receipt of such notice, submit a request to the Human Resources Director, Division Chief, Division Manager, Battalion Chief, or Section Manager for a meeting to address the matter. The Human Resources Director shall schedule a meeting with the appropriate Division Manager, Battalion Chief, Section Manager, or Division Chief to hear the employee’s presentation. After hearing the employee’s presentation, the Division Manager, Battalion Chief, Section Manager, or Division Chief shall issue a written determination within fourteen (14) calendar days.
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