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90-021
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3/7/1990
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1990
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.• ? Page 10 <br />. ,? . <br />The Safety Director shall convene a hearing within <br />seven days of the receipt of the appeal. The hearing <br />will be held with the Aggrieved Party and his Association <br />representative, if a representative is requested. The <br />Safety Director shall issue a written decision to the <br />Employee, and his representative if requested, within <br />seven days from the date of the hearing. <br />Step 4- If the Aggrieved Party is not satisfied with <br />the written decision rendered at the conclusion of <br />Step 3, a written appeal of the decision may be filed <br />with the Mayor within five days from the date of the <br />decision in Step 3. Copies of the written decisions <br />shall be submitted with the appeal. The Mayor or his <br />designee shall convene a hearing within seven days of <br />the receipt of the appeal. The hearing will be held <br />with the Aggrieved Party and his representative, if <br />requested, and any other party(s) selected by the Mayor <br />to provide input on the Grievance. The Mayor shall <br />issue a written decision to the Employee and his <br />representative, if any, within seven days from the <br />date of the hearing. <br />Step 5- If the Grievance is not satisfactorily settled <br />at Step 4, the Association, or the Employee's representative <br />may, within thirty days after receipt of the Step 4 <br />decision, submit the matter to arbitration. The <br />Association, or the Employee's representative shall <br />notify the Employer of its intent to appeal the <br />Grievance to arbitration in writing. Within five days, <br />representatives of the Association, or the Employee's <br />representative, and the Employer shall meet for the <br />purpose of attempting to select an Arbitrator by <br />agreement. If they cannot so agree, either party shall <br />send a written notice of its intent to arbitrate the <br />Grievance to the Federal Mediation and Conciliation <br />Service. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation <br />Service shall submit a panel of five arbitrators and <br />the arbitrator shall be selected by alternate striking <br />within five days after receipt of the list. <br />(B) The arbitrator shall have no power or authority <br />to add to, subtract from, or in any manner alter the <br />specific terms of this agreement, or to make any award <br />requiring the commission of any act prohibited by law, <br />or to make any award that itself is contrary to law <br />or violates any of the terms and conditions of this <br />agreement. <br />(C) The arbitrator shall hold a hearing within thirty <br />days of notification of appointment. He shall establish <br />the hearing time and place, but it shall be, where <br />feasible, within the jurisdiction of the City.
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