Common use of Types of Grievances Clause in Contracts

Types of Grievances. Each formal grievance shall be classified as one of the following and shall not subsequently be reclassified: (A) an "individual grievance", which shall be one involving a single member and shall be initiated by the member or by the Association. If the Association initiates an individual grievance, the member concerned must sign the formal grievance. An individual grievance shall not proceed beyond Step III of the grievance procedure without the written consent of the Association; (B) a "group grievance", which shall be one involving more than one member and which by virtue of this Article can be presented as an individual grievance. It shall be initiated by the Association and shall name the members involved; (C) an "Association grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Association and the Board concerning the interpretation, application, administration or alleged violation of the provisions of this Agreement, but which is not an Academic Status Grievance; (D) a "Board grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Board and the Association.

Types of Grievances. Each formal grievance shall be classified as one of the following and shall not subsequently be reclassified:. The Association shall have carriage of all Individual, Group and Association grievances. (A) an An "individual Individual grievance", which shall be one involving a single member and shall be initiated by the member or by the Associationmember. If the Association initiates an individual grievance, the The member concerned must sign the formal grievance. An individual grievance shall not proceed beyond Step III of the grievance procedure without the written consent of the Association; (B) a A "group Group grievance", which shall be one involving more than one member and which by virtue of this Article can be presented as an individual grievance. It shall be initiated by the Association and shall name the members involved; (C) an An "Association grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Association and the Board concerning the interpretation, application, administration or alleged violation of the provisions of this Agreement, but which is not an Academic Status Grievance; (D) a A "Board grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Board and the Association.

Types of Grievances. Each formal grievance shall be classified as one of the following and shall not subsequently be reclassified: (A) an "individual grievance", which shall be one involving a single member and shall be initiated by the member or by the Association. If the Association initiates an individual grievance, the member concerned must sign the formal grievance. An individual grievance shall not proceed beyond Step III of the grievance procedure without the written consent of the Association; (B) a "group grievance", which shall be one involving more than one member and which by virtue of this Article can be presented as an individual grievancegriev- ance. It shall be initiated by the Association and shall name the members involved; (C) an "Association grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Association and the Board concerning the interpretation, application, administration or alleged violation of the provisions of this Agreement, but which is not an Academic Status Grievance; (D) a "Board grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Board and the Association.

Types of Grievances. Each formal grievance shall be classified as one of the following and shall not subsequently be reclassified. The Association shall have carriage of all Individual, Group and Association grievances. : (A) an An "individual Individual grievance", which shall be one involving a single member and shall be initiated by the member or by the Associationmember. If the Association initiates an individual grievance, the The member concerned must sign the formal grievance. An individual grievance shall not proceed beyond Step III of the grievance procedure without the written consent of the Association; (B) a A "group Group grievance", which shall be one involving more than one member and which by virtue of this Article can be presented as an individual grievancegriev- ance. It shall be initiated by the Association and shall name the members involved; (C) an An "Association grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Association and the Board concerning the interpretation, application, administration or alleged violation of the provisions of this Agreement, but which is not an Academic Status Grievance; (D) a A "Board grievance", which shall be one arising directly between the Board and the Association.