Informal Procedures. 1. If a teacher feels that s/he may have a grievance, s/he must first discuss the matter with the person directly involved in an effort to resolve the problem informally.
Informal Procedures. 1) If a teacher has a grievance, he/she should first discuss the matter with his/her immediately involved supervisor in an effort to resolve the problem informally.
Informal Procedures. A. The grievant should first discuss the matter with his/her principal or administrator or supervisor to whom he/she is directly responsible in an effort to resolve the problem informally.
Informal Procedures. Within five (5) working days of the receipt of a statement setting forth specific complaints signed by one–third (1/3) of all full–time department members, the department chair shall meet to confer with all members of the department work area. This meeting shall be for the purpose of attempting to find an informal resolution of any complaints set forth in the signed statement. If the complaints are not resolved to the satisfaction of one–third (1/3) of the full–time department/ work area members, the concerned members should next meet informally with the Academic Xxxx to discuss the matter and obtain, if possible, the Xxxx'x assistance in reaching an informal settlement of said complaints. Failing this the department/work area members may then proceed to the formal recall procedures hereinafter described.
Informal Procedures. If a support teacher believes there is a basis for a grievance, he/she should first discuss the matter with his/her principal or immediate supervisor in an effort to resolve the problem informally. The support teacher has the right to be accompanied and/or represented by the Association building representative or a member of the Association with due notice. A grievance may be adjusted informally provided the adjustment is not inconsistent with this Agreement, Board policies, and rules and regulations of the Board, and if the Association representative (or his/her alternate) has been given the opportunity to be present at the meeting and to state the Association’s views on the grievance if representation by the Association is desired by the grievant.
Informal Procedures. A. Teachers who feel they have a grievance should first discuss the matter with their Principal, or administrator, or supervisor to whom they are directly responsible in an effort to resolve the problem.
Informal Procedures. 1. If an administrator feels that he/she may have a grievance, he/she shall first discuss the matter with his/her immediate supervisor in an effect to resolve the problem informally.
Informal Procedures. If an employee believes there is a basis for a grievance, he/she shall first discuss the matter with his/her immediate supervisor in an effort to resolve the problem informally.
Informal Procedures. 13.2.1. Every effort shall be made by the grievant and his/her immediate supervisor to resolve the difficulty informally through meeting and consulting. The positions of each party and the background and reasons for the problem shall be stated and explored by the grievant and his/her immediate supervisor at a meeting or consultation period. At all levels in the procedure either party may be accompanied by a representative to advise the party.
Informal Procedures. The parties hereto acknowledge that it is usually most desirable for an employee and the employee’s immediate supervisor who was involved with the subject matter of the grievance to resolve problems through free and informal communications. If, however, the informal process fails to satisfy the employee or the Association, a grievance may be processed as follows:
