Common use of Resignation Permitted Clause in Contracts

Resignation Permitted. Any employee, whose suspension, reduction, demotion or discharge is sought for any reason other than a criminal violation, may resign at any time prior to the decision of the arbitrator. The employee's employment file as it pertains to the resignation shall show only that he resigned on his own accord. Upon request, a copy of the employment file shall be furnished to him. If such a resignation occurs, the employee shall be deemed to be the party losing the grievance for the purpose of bearing the fees and expenses of the arbitrator and the cost of the hearing room, if any.

Resignation Permitted. ‌ Any employee, whose suspension, reduction, demotion or discharge is sought for any reason other than a criminal violation, may resign at any time prior to the decision of the arbitrator. The employee's employment file as it pertains to the resignation shall show only that he he/she resigned on his his/her own accord. Upon request, a copy of the employment file shall be furnished to him. If such a resignation occurs, the employee shall be deemed to be the party losing the grievance for the purpose of bearing the fees and expenses of the arbitrator and the cost of the hearing room, if any.