Who May File Sample Clauses
The "Who May File" clause defines which parties are authorized to initiate a legal action, claim, or proceeding under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies whether only the parties to the contract, their successors, or certain third parties have the right to file a claim or lawsuit. For example, it may restrict filing rights to direct participants in the contract, excluding unrelated third parties. Its core practical function is to clarify standing and prevent unauthorized or unintended parties from bringing claims, thereby reducing the risk of frivolous or improper litigation.
Who May File. 1. Due to the fact that the FOP is the exclusive bargaining agent for all members, and the City has expressed its prior intent to refuse to recognize any grievance not previously reviewed, approved and filed by the FOP, any member believing he has a grievance shall discuss the matter with his immediate supervisor and attempt to resolve the stated problem. The matter must be brought to the attention of the immediate supervisor within fifteen (15) calendar days of the date on which the member becomes aware of the incident or condition precipitating the problem. If the problem is not resolved through discussion with the immediate supervisor within thirty (30) working days of the date on which the member becomes aware of the incident or condition precipitating the problem, it may be presented to the FOP for its consideration as a grievance.
2. The FOP, or its designated representative, shall be granted reasonable on duty time to investigate, prepare and/or file a grievance. Witnesses who are reasonably necessary to the resolution of the grievance and who are employees of the City of Cincinnati, shall be allowed to attend any hearing resulting from the filing of a grievance. Any member who is on duty and required by either the City or the FOP to attend a grievance hearing shall be released from duty to attend. Any member who is off duty and required to attend a grievance hearing by the FOP shall not be compensated by the City.
Who May File. A grievance may be brought by any member or by the Lodge. Where a group of members desire to file a grievance involving a situation affecting more than one member in a similar manner, one member selected by such group will process the grievance.
Who May File.
1. Due to the fact that the FOP is the exclusive bargaining agent for all members, and the City has expressed its prior intent to refuse to recognize any grievance not previously reviewed, approved and filed by the FOP, any member believing he has a grievance shall discuss the matter with his immediate supervisor and attempt to resolve the stated problem. The matter must be brought to the attention of the immediate supervisor within fifteen (15) calendar days of the date
2. The FOP, or its designated representative, shall be granted reasonable on duty time to investigate, prepare and/or file a grievance. Witnesses who are reasonably necessary to the resolution of the grievance and who are employees of the City of Cincinnati, shall be allowed to attend any hearing resulting from the filing of a grievance. Any member who is on duty and required by either the City or the FOP to attend a grievance hearing shall be released from duty to attend. Any member who is off duty and required to attend a grievance hearing by the FOP shall not be compensated by the City.
Who May File. A grievance may be filed by any of the following individuals as long as they are not alleging a violation, misinterpretation or misapplication previously and unsuccessfully grieved:
5.3.1.1 Any faculty employee who, at the time of filing, is a member of the bargaining unit;
5.3.1.2 Any former faculty employee who was a member of the bargaining unit during the preceding academic quarter; or
5.3.1.3 An officer of FA who has been authorized to file the grievance on behalf of the Faculty Association by its Executive Council; or
5.3.1.4 An officer of FA who has been authorized by an individual faculty employee to file the grievance on behalf of the employee.
Who May File. Any individual taxpayer who was a nonresident of Nebraska during any part of the organization’s taxable year may complete Form 12N. A nonresident individual taxpayer includes a nonresident grantor of a “grantor trust.” WHEN AND WHERE TO FILE. A signed Form 12N must be completed and delivered to the organization prior to the filing of the organization’s Nebraska income tax return. The due date for the Nebraska income tax return for estates, trusts, partnerships, and certain limited liability companies (LLCs) is the 15th day of the fourth month following the close of the taxable year. The due date for the Nebraska income tax return of an S corporation and certain LLCs is the 15th day of the third month following the close of the taxable year.
Who May File.
1. Due to the fact that the FOP is the exclusive bargaining agent for allmembers, and the City has expressed its prior intent to refuse to recognize any grievance not previously reviewed, approved and filed by the FOP, any member believing he has a grievance shall discuss the matter with his immediate supervisor and attempt to resolve the stated problem. The matter must be brought to the attention of the immediate supervisor within fifteen (15) calendar days of the date on which the member becomes aware of the incident or condition precipitating the problem. If the problem is not resolved through discussion with
2. The FOP, or its designated representative, shall be granted reasonable on duty time to investigate, prepare and/or file a grievance. Witnesses who are reasonably necessary to the resolution of the grievance and who are employees of the City of Cincinnati, shall be allowed to attend any hearing resulting from the filing of a grievance. Any member who is on duty and required by either the City or the FOP to attend a grievance hearing shall be released from dutyto attend. Any member who is off duty and required to attend a grievance hearing by the FOP shall not be compensated by the City.
Who May File. A grievance may be filed by a member of the bargaining unit or, with written authorization of the grievant, by a UPM/AFT representative on behalf of the grievant.
Who May File. (1) A Covered Person has the right to designate a representative to act on his or her behalf throughout the Grievance and Appeals process. The Covered Person, or the Covered Person’s Designated Representative acting on the Covered Person’s behalf, may file a Grievance with us. The Covered Person’s Designated Representative may also represent the Covered Person throughout the Grievance procedure.
(2) If our decision regarding the Covered Person’s Grievance is adverse to the Covered Person, the Covered Person or the Covered Person’s Designated Representative may file an Appeal of that decision with us, and the Covered Person’s Designated Representative may represent the Covered Person throughout the Appeals procedure.
Who May File within the definition as provided in this Article may be filed by an individual employee(s) or the SDHPOA on behalf of an employee(s) and covered by this Memorandum. Nothing in this Article 25 shall preclude a non-member of the SDHPOA from filing a grievance under the provisions as outlined in the Executive Director's Administrative Procedure 260.
Who May File. Any Pag-IBIG Fund member who satisfies the following requirements may apply for a Multi-Purpose Loan (MPL):
1. The member has made at least 24 monthly contributions.
2. Has five (5) MCs for the last six (6) months as of month prior to date of loan application.
3. If with existing housing loan, the account must not be in default as of the date of application.
4. If with existing MPL and/or Calamity Loan, the account/s is/are not in default as of date of application.