Common use of Use of Unproven Complaints Clause in Contracts

Use of Unproven Complaints. When the District Administration investigates, evaluates, or criticizes a unit member’s conduct for alleged child abuse as defined by ORS 419B.005, or sexual harassment of students in violation of District policy, in any manner other than as described in Article 12.6.1, Just Cause, whether in the form of a directive or otherwise, and record thereof appears in the personnel file, the investigative results, evaluation or criticism shall not be admissible in any subsequent disciplinary proceeding against the unit member, except for the sole purpose of establishing that the unit member was on notice of the impropriety of such or similar conduct.

Use of Unproven Complaints. When the District Administration administration investigates, evaluates, or criticizes a unit member’s conduct for alleged child abuse as defined by ORS 419B.005, or sexual harassment of students in violation of District policy, in any manner other than as described in Article 12.6.1, Just Cause, whether in the form of a directive or otherwise, and record thereof appears in the personnel file, the investigative results, evaluation or criticism shall not be admissible in any subsequent disciplinary proceeding against the unit member, except for the sole purpose of establishing that the unit member was on notice of the impropriety of such or similar conduct.

Use of Unproven Complaints. When the District Administration investigates, evaluates, or criticizes a unit member’s conduct for alleged child abuse as defined by ORS 419B.005, or sexual harassment of students in violation of District policy, in any manner other than as described in Article 12.6.1, Just Cause, whether in the form of a directive or otherwise, and record thereof appears in the personnel file, the investigative results, evaluation or criticism shall not be admissible in any subsequent disciplinary proceeding against the unit member, except for the sole purpose of establishing that the unit member was on notice of the impropriety of such or similar conductsimilarconduct.