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(d) The Employer shall insure that all disciplinary documents placed in an <br />employee's official personnel file shall be first initialed and dated by the <br />employee concerned. The initiating of any materials to be placed into any <br />employee's official personnel record does not infer as to the contents of the <br />material, but does acknowledge that he\she has seen it. <br />6.05 It is specifically agreed by the Union that this disciplinary procedure, including the <br />grievance procedure, shall be the sole remedy for a non -probationary employee demoted, <br />suspended, terminated or otherwise disciplined under the provision of the Agreement, and the <br />disciplinary procedures and grievance provisions shall prevail. <br />6.06 The Union shall provide the Directors of Public Service, Human Resources, Public <br />Safety, Finance Director and the Mayor with a complete list of persons that have been selected <br />by the Union to act as Union representatives. The Union shall provide a complete updated <br />revised list within ten (10) working days each and every time a change in representation occurs. <br />The list shall contain the effective date of the change in representation. <br />6.07 Non-employee representative of AFSCME shall be admitted to the Employer's facility <br />for the purpose of processing grievances or attending meetings, upon approval of the Employer <br />or his/her designee. The Employer or his/her designee shall facilitate any necessary contact <br />between the representative and any on duty employee, provided that arrangement of the contact <br />is not unduly disruptive of the employee's job responsibilities. <br />ARTICLE 7 GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE <br />7.01 It is mutually understood by the Union and the Employer that the prompt presentation, <br />adjustment and answering of grievances is desirable in the interest of sound relations between the <br />employee and the Employer. The prompt and fair disposition of grievances involves important <br />and equal obligations and responsibilities, both joint and independent, on the part of the <br />representatives of each party to protect and preserve the Grievance Procedure as an orderly <br />means of resolving grievances. Actions by the Employer or the Union which tend to impair <br />and/or weaken the Grievance Procedure are improper. The Grievance Procedure shall not be <br />used or attempted to be used as a means to present issues that are not relevant to the provisions <br />of this Agreement or attempt to use the Grievance Procedure to modify any term, condition or <br />provision contained within this Agreement. <br />7.02 A grievance is a dispute or difference between the Employer and the Union, or between <br />the Employer and an employee, concerning the interpretation or application and/or compliance <br />with the terms of this Agreement and shall include disputes concerning disciplinary actions. <br />When any such grievances arise, the following procedure shall be observed: <br />All grievances shall be written and filed on an Official Grievance Form. The Official Grievance <br />Form shall be provided to the employees by the Union and shall contain the following <br />information at the time the grievance is filed in substantial compliance there with: <br />• The date the grievance occurred; <br />• The time the grievance occurred; <br />