Common use of Request for Referee Clause in Contracts

Request for Referee. In situations in which the TPRC had recommended against promotion and the Chancellor has decided against promotion, the Applicant may, within five (5) calendar days after meeting with the Chancellor, submit a written request to the Chancellor that the case be reviewed by a Referee, if the Faculty Member believes that a procedural error occurred which may have affected the case in a negative manner. The request shall include a statement of the particular procedural provision in this Article of the Collective Bargaining Agreement or the Promotion Guidelines which has been violated, and the manner in which the violation has contributed to the negative decision.

Request for Referee. In situations in which the TPRC had recommended against promotion and the Chancellor has decided against promotion, the Applicant may, within five (5) calendar days after meeting with the Chancellor, submit a written request to the Chancellor that the case be reviewed by a Refereereferee, if the Faculty Member believes that a procedural error occurred which may have affected the case in a negative manner. The request shall include a statement of the particular procedural provision in this Article of the Collective Bargaining Agreement or the Promotion Guidelines which has been violated, and the manner in which the violation has contributed to the negative decision.

Request for Referee. In situations in which the TPRC had recommended against promotion and the Chancellor or Xxxxxxx has decided against promotion, the Applicant may, within five (5) calendar days after meeting with the ChancellorChancellor or Xxxxxxx, submit a written request to the Chancellor or Xxxxxxx that the case be reviewed by a Referee, if the Faculty Member believes that a procedural error occurred which may have affected the case in a negative manner. The request shall include a statement of the particular procedural provision in this Article of the Collective Bargaining Agreement or the Promotion Guidelines which has been violated, and the manner in which the violation has contributed to the negative decision.