Types of Complaints Sample Clauses

Types of Complaints. 1. Formal Complaint: A formal complaint made against a faculty member must be reduced to writing and signed by the complainant. The complaint will be called to the attention of the faculty member and AHE within 10 contract days of the complaint being submitted to the Employer. When the Executive Director of Human Resources reviews the complaint and determines an investigation is warranted, written notice will be provided to the faculty member within five business days of the decision. 2. Non-disclosed Complainant: Non-disclosed complaints are defined as those in which the identity of the complainant is not disclosed to the faculty member but is known by the Employer. Non-disclosed complaints may be used, as determined by the Employer, as a basis for an investigation but must be signed by the complainant. The Employer will provide brief notice to the faculty member that a non-disclosed complaint was received without revealing the complainant nor facts that could lead to identification of the complainant. The Employer has the right to conduct an investigation about a non- disclosed complaint if the Employer determines facts and information exist to support the complaint. If disciplinary action is taken by the Administration once an investigation is completed, the identity of the complainant must be disclosed to the employee unless prohibited by law.
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Types of Complaints. MLNA/MLMX shall file complaints to the Supplier for defective Products. In particular the following types of complaints can be filed: • incoming goods complaints • complaints stemming from the MLNA/MLMX 's production process • complaints for 0-km-failures (refer to errors that occur during the delivery, installation or the final inspection of the Products by the Customer) • field complaints (refer to defects that are discovered after delivery of the customer vehicle to the Final Customer) • complaints regarding serial damages • miscellaneous complaints (for example regarding transportation)
Types of Complaints. Seven types of complaint can be identified as a focus for this Memorandum. These are: • Those that are only for the Standards Board; • Those that are only for the Ombudsman; • Those that are made to the wrong party; • Those that are made to one party, but could also be made to the other; • Those that are made to both parties; • Those where the position is unclear; and, • Those that are for neither party.
Types of Complaints. 1. Formal Complaint: A formal complaint made against a faculty member must be reduced to writing and signed by the complainant. Email submission will be considered as signed. The complaint will be called to the attention of the faculty member and AHE within 10 contract days of the complaint being submitted to the Employer. When the Executive Director of Human Resources reviews the complaint and determines whether an investigation is warranted, written notice of the determination will be provided to the faculty member within 10 contract days of the decision. Nothing herein is intended to limit or supersede the Employer’s obligations under state and federal law. 2. Non-disclosed Complainant: Non-disclosed complaints are defined as those in which the identity of the complainant is not disclosed to the faculty member but is known by the Employer. Non-disclosed complaints may be used, as determined by the Employer, as a basis for an investigation but must be signed by the complainant. The Employer will provide brief notice to the faculty member that a non-disclosed complaint was received without revealing the complainant nor facts that could lead to identification of the complainant. The Employer has the right to conduct an investigation about a non-disclosed complaint if the Employer determines facts and information exist to support the complaint. If disciplinary action is taken by the Administration once an investigation is completed, the identity of the complainant must be disclosed to the employee unless prohibited by law.

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