Reviewing of File(s) Sample Clauses

Reviewing of File(s). An employee has the right to review their personnel, their training, and their medical files within Human Resources within five (5) days of requesting it in writing to the Manager, Human Resources or their designate. When reviewing their files they shall do so in the presence of the Employer and shall have the right to Union representation. The employee shall have the right to make copies of any material contained in his/her file(s) as stated above. The first twenty
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Reviewing of File(s). An employee has the right to review their personnel, their training, and their medical files within Human Resources within five (5) days of requesting it in writing to the Manager, Human Resources or their designate. When reviewing their files they shall do so in the presence of the Employer and shall have the right to Union representation. The employee shall have the right to make copies of any material contained in their file(s) as stated above. The first twenty (20) copies shall be at the Employer’s expense. Any remaining copies shall be paid by the employee at the rate set in the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA). The Employer retains the right to schedule the review of the personnel file and such review shall be scheduled during the employee's non-paid time. If required, the Employer will schedule such a review at a mutually agreed upon time during the employee’s unpaid lunch period, or immediately preceding or following an employee’s normal working hours.
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