Common use of Stage III Clause in Contracts

Stage III. A. In the event that the aggrieved is not satisfied with the determination arrived at in Stage II, the Grievance Chairperson shall file a petition to the Board within ten (10) working days from the receipt of notification of the Stage II determination, and he/she shall subsequently deliver a copy of the petition to the secretary of the Board. Failure to file a petition to the Board within ten (10) working days shall be deemed to constitute an abandonment of the grievance and an assent to the Stage II determination. B. The Board petition to be filed with the Board secretary shall contain at least the following: 1. An incorporation by reference of the Stage II petition and answer, copies of which shall be delivered to the Board secretary. 2. The date upon which the aggrieved was informed of the Stage II determination. 3. Any additional matters not otherwise set forth in the Stage II petition which the aggrieved wishes to call to the attention of the Board. 4. A description of the action requested to be taken or the relief requested to be granted by or from the Board. 5. The signature of the aggrieved shall constitute a certification of the above delineated items. C. Promptly after the filing of the petition, the superintendent shall prepare a full and complete written report of his/her findings and determination made at the Stage II level, if one has not been previously prepared, and he/she shall file the findings with the Board and deliver a copy to the Grievance Chairperson. D. Thereafter, the Board shall proceed to hear the matter as promptly as possible. The hearing shall be based upon the filed documents aforementioned, unless the Grievance Chairperson or the Stage II administrator requests the Board to schedule a hearing date for the presentation of other matters, in which event the Board shall do so. The Board shall then render its determination of the issue or issues presented by the grievance within fifteen (15) working days from the date of the filing of all papers or, in the case of a scheduled hearing, within fifteen (15) working days from the conclusion of the hearing. E. Initially, the Board's determination may be rendered orally; finally, the determination must be rendered in writing to the parties involved.

Stage III. A. In the event that the aggrieved is not satisfied with the determination arrived at in Stage II, the Grievance Chairperson he/she shall file a petition to the Board within ten (10) 10 working days from the receipt of notification of the Stage II determination, and he/she shall subsequently deliver a copy of the petition to the secretary of the Board. Failure to file a petition to the Board within ten (10) 10 working days shall be deemed to constitute an abandonment of the grievance and an assent to the Stage II determination. B. The Board petition to be filed with the Board secretary shall contain at least the following: 1. An incorporation by reference of the Stage II petition and answer, copies of which shall be delivered to the Board secretary. 2. The date upon which the aggrieved was informed of the Stage II determination. 3. Any additional matters not otherwise set forth in the Stage II petition which the aggrieved wishes to call to the attention of the Board. 4. A description of the action requested to be taken or the relief requested to be granted by or from the Board. 5. The signature of the aggrieved shall constitute a certification of the above delineated items. C. Promptly after the filing of the petition, the superintendent shall prepare a full and complete written report of his/her findings and determination made at the Stage II level, if one has not been previously prepared, and he/she shall file the findings with the Board and deliver a copy to the Grievance Chairpersonaggrieved. D. Thereafter, the Board shall proceed to hear the matter as promptly as possible. The hearing shall be based upon the filed documents aforementioned, unless the Grievance Chairperson aggrieved or the Stage II administrator requests the Board to schedule a hearing date for the presentation of other matters, in which event the Board shall do so. The Board shall then render its determination of the issue or issues presented by the grievance within fifteen (15) 15 working days from the date of the filing of all papers or, in the case of a scheduled hearing, within fifteen (15) 15 working days from the conclusion of the hearing. E. Initially, the Board's determination may be rendered orally; finally, the determination must be rendered in writing to the parties involved.

Stage III. A. In the event that the aggrieved is not satisfied with the determination arrived at in Stage II, the Grievance Chairperson shall file a petition to the Board within ten (10) 10 working days from the receipt of notification of the Stage II determination, and he/she shall subsequently deliver a copy of the petition to the secretary of the Board. Failure to file a petition to the Board within ten (10) 10 working days shall be deemed to constitute an abandonment of the grievance and an assent to the Stage II determination. B. The Board petition to be filed with the Board secretary shall contain at least the following: 1. An incorporation by reference of the Stage II petition and answer, copies of which shall be delivered to the Board secretary. 2. The date upon which the aggrieved was informed of the Stage II determination. 3. Any additional matters not otherwise set forth in the Stage II petition which the aggrieved wishes to call to the attention of the Board. 4. A description of the action requested to be taken or the relief requested to be granted by or from the Board. 5. The signature of the aggrieved shall constitute a certification of the above delineated items. C. Promptly after the filing of the petition, the superintendent shall prepare a full and complete written report of his/her findings and determination made at the Stage II level, if one has not been previously prepared, and he/she shall file the findings with the Board and deliver a copy to the Grievance Chairperson. D. Thereafter, the Board shall proceed to hear the matter as promptly as possible. The hearing shall be based upon the filed documents aforementioned, unless the Grievance Chairperson or the Stage II administrator requests the Board to schedule a hearing date for the presentation of other matters, in which event the Board shall do so. The Board shall then render its determination of the issue or issues presented by the grievance within fifteen (15) working days from the date of the filing of all papers or, in the case of a scheduled hearing, within fifteen (15) working days from the conclusion of the hearing.the E. Initially, the Board's determination may be rendered orally; finally, the determination must be rendered in writing to the parties involved.

Stage III. A. In the event that the aggrieved is not satisfied with the determination arrived at in Stage II, the Grievance Chairperson he/she shall file a petition to the Board within ten (10) 10 working days from the receipt of notification of the Stage II determination, and he/she shall subsequently deliver a copy of the petition to the secretary of the Board. Failure to file a petition to the Board within ten (10) 10 working days shall be deemed to constitute an abandonment of the grievance and an assent to the Stage II determination. B. The Board petition to be filed with the Board secretary shall contain at least the following: 1. An incorporation by reference of the Stage II petition and answer, copies of which shall be delivered to the Board secretary. 2. The date upon which the aggrieved was informed of the Stage II determination. 3. Any additional matters not otherwise set forth in the Stage II petition which the aggrieved wishes to call to the attention of the Board. 4. A description of the action requested to be taken or the relief requested to be granted by or from the Board. 5. The signature of the aggrieved shall constitute a certification of the above delineated items. C. Promptly after the filing of the petition, the superintendent shall prepare a full and complete written report of his/her findings and determination made at the Stage II level, if one has not been previously prepared, and he/she shall file the findings with the Board and deliver a copy to the Grievance Chairperson.and D. Thereafter, the Board shall proceed to hear the matter as promptly as possible. The hearing shall be based upon the filed documents aforementioned, unless the Grievance Chairperson aggrieved or the Stage II administrator requests the Board to schedule a hearing date for the presentation of other matters, in which event the Board shall do so. The Board shall then render its determination of the issue or issues presented by the grievance within fifteen (15) 15 working days from the date of the filing of all papers or, in the case of a scheduled hearing, within fifteen (15) 15 working days from the conclusion of the hearing. E. Initially, the Board's determination may be rendered orally; finally, the determination must be rendered in writing to the parties involved.