Common use of The Appeal Hearing Clause in Contracts

The Appeal Hearing. a. The Appeal Hearing will be a confidential hearing open only to those who are a party to the proceedings. Specifically, as follows: i. the members of the Hearing Panel; ii. the member; iii. the member’s union representative; iv. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic (or their designate); v. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic’s advisor; vi. the secretary to the Hearing Panel; vii. one (1) observer appointed by the Union and one (1) observer appointed by the University; and viii. counsel to the Hearing Panel, if one has been requested.; ix. the Indigenous Elder or Traditional Knowledge Carrier/Keeper, if applicable. Where a party chooses not to attend the hearing, the Hearing Panel will decide if it is appropriate to proceed in that party’s absence. If the Hearing Panel proceeds in the absence of a party, the Hearing Panel will provide at least ten (10) days written notice of any further proceedings to all parties including the absent party.

The Appeal Hearing. a. The Appeal Hearing will be a confidential hearing open only to those who are a party to the proceedings. Specifically, as follows: i. the members of the Hearing Panel; ii. the member; iii. the member’s union representativeadvisor; iv. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic (or their his/her designate); v. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic’s advisor; vi. the secretary to the Hearing Panel; vii. one (1) observer appointed by the Union and one (1) observer appointed by the University; and viii. counsel to the Hearing Panel, if one has been requested.; ix. the Indigenous Elder or Traditional Knowledge Carrier/Keeper, if applicable. Where a party chooses not to attend the hearing, the Hearing Panel will decide if it is appropriate to proceed in that party’s absence. If the Hearing Panel proceeds in the absence of a party, the Hearing Panel will provide at least ten (10) days written notice of any further proceedings to all parties including the absent party.

The Appeal Hearing. a. The Appeal Hearing will be a confidential hearing open only to those who are a party to the proceedings. Specifically, as follows: i. the members of the Hearing Panel; ii. the member; iii. the member’s union representativeadvisor; iv. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic (or their designate); v. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic’s advisor; vi. the secretary to the Hearing Panel; vii. one (1) observer appointed by the Union and one (1) observer appointed by the University; and viii. counsel to the Hearing Panel, if one has been requested.; ix. the Indigenous Elder or Traditional Knowledge Carrier/Keeper, if applicable. Where a party chooses not to attend the hearing, the Hearing Panel will decide if it is appropriate to proceed in that party’s absence. If the Hearing Panel proceeds in the absence of a party, the Hearing Panel will provide at least ten (10) days written notice of any further proceedings to all parties including the absent party.

The Appeal Hearing. a. The Appeal Hearing will be a confidential hearing open only to those who are a party to the proceedings. Specifically, those who are party to the hearing are as follows: i. the members of the Hearing Panel; ii. the member; iii. the member’s union representativeadvisor; iv. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic (or their his/her designate); v. the Xxxxxxx and Vice-President, Academic’s Xxxxxxx’x advisor; vi. the secretary to the Hearing Panel;; and vii. one (1) observer appointed by the Union and one (1) observer appointed by the University; and viii. counsel to the Hearing Panel, if one has been requested.; ix. the Indigenous Elder or Traditional Knowledge Carrier/Keeper, if applicable. Where a party chooses not to attend the hearing, the Hearing Panel will decide if it is appropriate to proceed in that party’s absence. If the Hearing Panel proceeds in the absence of a party, the Hearing Panel will provide at least ten (10) days written notice of any further proceedings to all parties including the absent party.