Right to Administrative Appeal Under this Procedure Sample Clauses

Right to Administrative Appeal Under this Procedure a. Any employee who is subjected to punitive action (within the meaning of Government Code § 3303) other than dismissal, demotion, step reduction, suspension or disciplinary transfer, shall be entitled to receive an administrative appeal under this procedure. The employee shall not be entitled to appeal the action prior to its imposition, i.e., an employee shall not be entitled to receive a hearing akin to a Xxxxxx hearing or other pre- disciplinary appeal hearing prior to imposition of the punitive action.
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Right to Administrative Appeal Under this Procedure. 1. Any public safety officer (as that term is defined by Government Code § 3301 and which applies to Police Management employees) who is subjected to punitive action (within the meaning of Government Code § 3303) other than dismissal, demotion, step reduction, suspension or disciplinary transfer; or who is subjected to an action which may lead to punitive action, shall be entitled to receive an administrative appeal under this procedure. The Police Management employee shall not be entitled to appeal the action prior to its imposition, i.e., a Police Management employee shall not be entitled to receive a hearing akin to a Xxxxxx hearing or other pre-disciplinary appeal hearing prior to imposition of the punitive action.
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