Right to Review Documents Sample Clauses
The Right to Review Documents clause grants a party the ability to examine relevant documents or records related to the agreement. In practice, this means one party may request access to financial statements, contracts, or other pertinent paperwork to verify compliance or assess performance. This clause ensures transparency and accountability between the parties, helping to prevent misunderstandings or disputes by allowing for independent verification of important information.
Right to Review Documents. The CSEA shall have the right to review those District documents which are open by law to public inspection provided that such review occurs during business hours and is scheduled at the mutual convenience of the CSEA and the District representatives.
Right to Review Documents. Where an action is proposed under this Article, the employee or his or her representative will be provided, upon written request, with a copy of those portions of written documents which contain information and evidence on which the action is based. The Employer will also supply the employee or his or her representative, upon written request, with a copy of those portions of written documents favorable to the employee which are directly related to the specific instances on which the unacceptable performance is based.
Right to Review Documents. When a PIP is issued, the employee or his or her representative will be provided, upon written request, with a copy of the documents on which the PIP is based. The Agency will also supply the employee or his or her representative, upon written request, with a copy of any documents demonstrating instances of acceptable performance on the critical element(s) at issue in the PIP.