Grieving Party definition

Grieving Party means the party who initiates a grievance and may refer to the Faculty Association or the University;

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Grieving Party means the Party to this Agreement who raises, or initiates, a Grievance.

Grieving Party means the Association or the University depending on which party initiated the grievance; and “Written grievance” is the document described at Step II of the grievance procedure.

Examples of Grieving Party in a sentence

• The Grieving Party shall determine whether to advance its grievance to arbitration.

• Grievances concerning termination or suspension of an employee may be submitted directly to Stage III of Article 3.06 at the option of the Grieving Party.

• The Grieving Party may submit the grievance to arbitration within fifteen (15) days of the Joint Conference Board's decision.

• Grievances concerning termination or suspension of an employee may be submitted directly to Stage III of 3.06 at the option of the Grieving Party.

• The Grieving Party shall notify the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service of the demand for arbitration and request a panel of seven (7) Arbitrators to be provided to the parties within thirty (30) days of the notice to proceed.

• The form produced by the Union shall provide for the grievant's name, the grievant's Employer, the name of the Grieving Party, the date the alleged grievable conduct occurred, the date the grievance was filed with the Union (where applicable), and a description of the conduct being grieved.

• The Grieving Party shall submit the written grievance on a form which the Union shall produce consistent with the requirements set forth below in Section 3.

• If either the Grieving Party or the Non- Grieving Party fail to timely file a demand for arbitration, the grievance shall be closed for all purposes and no longer subject to arbitration.

• Failure of the Grieving Party to meet the time limits prescribed (or mutually extended) shall constitute withdrawal and termination of the grievance, or settled on the basis of the last decision rendered.

• Step 3: Failing settlement under Step 2, such Grievance and any question or controversy that is not of a kind that is subject to Steps 1 and 2, the Grieving Party shall reduce the Grievance to writing and it will be referred to and taken up in a presentation to a Grievance Board, hereinafter referred to as "The Board".

More Definitions of Grieving Party

Grieving Party means the Union in case of a grievance by the Union or by an employee, and shall mean the Employer in the case of a grievance by the Employer.

Grieving Party means the Association or the University depending on which party initiated the grievance; and

Grieving Party is the party (the Union, an Employer, or the Association) pursuing a grievance.

Grieving Party is the party (the Union, an Employer, or the Association) pursuing a grievance.