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Collective Bargaining Agreement between Mayfield Village and the I.A.F.F. Local 2619 Section 14.4. Any employee may withdraw a grievance at any point by submitting, in writing, a statement to that effect or by permitting the time requirements at each step to lapse without further appeal. Any grievance which is not processed by the employee within the time limits provided shall be considered resolved based upon management's last answer. Section 14.5. Any grievance not answered by management within the stipulated time limits may be advanced by the employee to the next step in the grievance procedure. All time limits on grievances maybe extended by mutual consent of the parties. Section 14.6. All written grievances must contain the following information to be considered: 1. aggrieved employee's name and signature; 2. aggrieved employee's classification; 3. date grievance was first discussed and name of supervisor; 4. date grievance is being filed in writing; 5. date and time grievance occurred; 6. where grievance occurred; 7. description of incident giving rise to the grievance; 8. specific articles and sections of the Agreement violated; and 9. desired remedy to resolve the grievance. Section 14.7. A grievance, under this procedure, may be brought by any member of the bargaining unit. Where a group of bargaining unit members desire to file a grievance involving a situation affecting more than one (1) member of the bargaining unit in a similar manner, one (1) member selected by such group will process the grievance. Section 14.8. The time limit for initiating a grievance involving an allegation of an error or omission in pay begins on the date the paycheck which contains the alleged error or omission is received by the employee. Section 14.9. Any grievance that originates from level above the first step of the grievance procedure maybe submitted directly to the step from which it originates. Section 14.10. The time limitations provided in the Article may be extended by written mutual agreement between the Employer and the Union. Section 14.11. It is the mutual desire of the Employer and the Union to provide for prompt adjustment of grievances with a minimum amount of interruption of the work schedule. Every 9