GRIEVANCE PROCESS

Grievance Process - The general policy regarding a grievance is to grant an opportunity to address an issue one level above the person whose action is being contested. The process may vary depending upon the area of concern but will generally involve several possible steps. The procedure utilized shall provide for a prompt and fair consideration of the complaint. If extenuating circumstances prevent either party from meeting the time frame stipulated, all parties involved will confer and agree on an alternate schedule. Proceedings are not judicial trials and formal rules of evidence shall not apply, but evidence submitted must be material and relevant to the issue under consideration. Any person who brings a grievance has the burden of proof and must provide documentation and evidence to support the allegation.

 

 

 

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