Respondent’s Position Statement Sample Clauses

Respondent’s Position Statement. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of the Grievant’s position statement, the Respondent(s) must submit a position statement to the Grievant, to all other parties listed on the Grievance Panel hearing request form, and to the Grievance Committee Co- Coordinators. The statement should include relevant documents and other supporting materials. It should also include a list of individuals who have knowledge of the grievance and identify with specificity the facts and/or incidents about which they could testify if called to do so. In cases arising under Article 7 or Article 8, if the Respondent, or his/her designee, fails to submit a Position Statement by the deadline, the Co-Coordinators shall forward the Grievant’s Position Statement and accompanying documents to the Panel for its consideration and decision. In cases arising under Article 9, if the Respondent, or his/her designee, fails to submit a Position Statement by the deadline, the proposed discipline shall be withdrawn, the Article 9 proceedings closed, and no record of the Article 9 investigation or proceedings shall appear in the Grievant’s personnel file.
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Respondent’s Position Statement. Within twenty-one (21) days after receiving the Grievant’s position statement, the Respondent(s) must submit to the Grievant, the Panel Co- Coordinators, and other parties listed on the Panel request form, their position statement. The statement should respond to each issue addressed in the Grievant’s position statement and should provide relevant documents and other supporting materials. In cases arising under this Article, if the Respondent, or his/her designee, fails to submit a Position Statement by the deadline, the Co-Coordinators shall forward the Grievant’s Position Statement and accompanying documents to the Panel for its consideration and decision.
Respondent’s Position Statement. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of the Grievant’s position statement, the Respondent(s) must submit a position statement to the Grievant, to all other parties listed on the Grievance Panel hearing request form, and to the Grievance Committee Co- Coordinators. If the statement is submitted in paper form, the Respondent must submit seven (7) copies of the Co- Coordinators. The statement should include relevant documents and other supporting materials. It should also include a list of individuals who have knowledge of the grievance and the possible relevance of their declarations.
Respondent’s Position Statement. Within twenty-one
Respondent’s Position Statement. Within thirty (30) days of receipt of the Grievant’s position statement, the Respondent(s) must submit a position statement to the Grievant, to all other parties listed on the Grievance Panel hearing request form, and to the Grievance Committee Co- Coordinators. The statement should include relevant documents and other supporting materials. It should also include a list of individuals who have knowledge of the grievance and identify with specificity the facts and/or incidents about which they could testify if called to do so. If the Respondent, or his/her designee, fails to submit a Position Statement by the established deadline, the Co- Coordinators shall forward the Grievant’s Position Statement and accompanying documents to the Panel for its consideration and decision.

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