Review Session Sample Clauses

Review Session. At the conclusion of the examination process, candidates may request a private review session with the Fire Chief and/or his designee(s). As such review session, the Fire Chief and/or his designee(s) will provide the scores of the components of the examination process, provide the reasoning underlying the criteria used in assigning Officers’ Evaluation Points (but not the Chief’s rationale for any individual’s score on the Officers’ Evaluation Points component), the rationale underlying the questions posed for the oral interview, as well as gather feedback on the examination process from the candidate. The parties agree that the substance of such feedback or reasoning is provide solely for the purpose of providing insights to the candidate to xxxxxx personal growth and improve performance and, consistent with Section 37.7 (Right of Review), shall not be subject to a grievance.
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Review Session. At the conclusion of the examination process, candidates may request a private review session with the Fire Chief and his designee(s). At such review session, the Fire Chief and his designee(s) will provide the scores of the components of the examination process, provide the reasoning underlying the criteria used in assigning Chief’s Points (but not the Chief’s rationale for any individual’s score on the Chief’s Points component), the rationale underlying the questions posed for the oral interviews, as well as gather feedback on the examination process from the candidate. Candidate(s) shall also be provided with access and an opportunity to review the Battalion Chief Evaluation and Peer Evaluation forms. The parties agree that the substance of such feedback or reasoning is provided solely for the purpose of providing insights to the candidate to xxxxxx personal growth and improve performance, and, consistent with Section 21.11(Right of Review), shall not be the subject of a grievance.
Sample 1
Review Session. At the conclusion of the examination process, candidates may request a private review session with the Fire Chief and his designee(s). The Fire Chief will only be required to provide commentary or guidance on those portions of the promotional process that are within the scope of his direct control. The parties agree that the substance of such feedback or reasoning is provided solely for the purpose of providing insights to the candidate to xxxxxx personal growth and improve performance, and, consistent with the Right of Review section, shall not be the subject of a grievance.
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Review Session. At the conclusion of the examination process, candidates may request a private review session with the Fire Chief and/or his designees(s). At such review session, the Fire Chief and/or his designee(s) will provide the scores of the components of the examination process, provide the reasoning underlying the criteria used in assigning Chief’s Points, the rationale underlying the questions posed for the Oral Examinations, as well as gather feedback on the examination process from the candidate. Candidate(s) shall also be provided with access and an opportunity to view and/or listen to any recordings taken during the examination process. The Union and the District agree that the substance of such feedback or reasoning is provided solely for the purpose of providing insights to the candidate to xxxxxx personal growth and improve performance, and, shall not be the subject of a grievance.
Sample 1
Review Session. At the conclusion of the examination process, candidates may request a private review session with the Fire Chief and/or his designee(s). As such review session, the Fire Chief and/or his designee(s) will provide the scores of the components of the examination process, the rationale underlying the questions posed for the oral interview, as well as gather feedback on the examination process from the candidate. The parties agree that the substance of such feedback or reasoning is provide solely for the purpose of providing insights to the candidate to xxxxxx personal growth and improve performance and, consistent with Section 37.7 (Right of Review), shall not be subject to a grievance.
Sample 1

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  • Review Protocol A narrative description of how the Claims Review was conducted and what was evaluated.

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