Examples of Charging party in a sentence

Charging party means the person initiating a proceeding or the person selected to act as representative for the person who has initiated proceedings pursuant to Section II of these Rules.
The Trial Committee shall appoint the Charging party or another member of the Union who is not an attorney to present the charges and the relevant evidence on behalf of the Charging party.
Charging party means the member of the CCEA designated to act as representative by those persons who have initiated proceedings pursuant to Section C of these rules.
Trial Committee members and the Trial Committee Chair shall not be from the same sub-local as either the Charged or Charging party.
No charges may be filed more than six months after the Charging party learned, or reasonably could have learned, of the conduct which is the basis of the charges.

More Definitions of Charging party

Charging party has the meaning set forth in Section 8.1.

Charging party means a person filing a claim of violation of this chapter with the Agency.

Charging party means a student or other member of the University community who shall be designated by the Dean of Students to bring forward charges under this Code.

Charging party means the person aggrieved by an alleged violation of this chapter or the person making a charge on another person's behalf, or the Director when the Director files a charge.

Charging party means a person who files an Agency charge claiming he was aggrieved

Charging party means the person, employer or labor organization filing an unfair labor practice charge.

Charging party means Charging Party Laura Vallejos, who filed a Charge of Discrimination, No. 444-2006-01901, against Mesaba Airlines.