Sentences with phrase «bring grievances»

The commission proposal would require states to define procedures by which complainants would bring grievances against local districts or the state itself to a state agency.

When their kindly union rep, Albert (Bob Hoskins), encourages the women to bring their grievances to Ford, Rita, along with the shop steward Connie (Geraldine James), are fobbed off with minor concessions.

Mexican courts possess this review capability through the doctrine of amparo, a device allowing citizens to bring grievances against authorities directly to judges.

On Wednesday, we brought you the grievances of a number of cab - drivers who have been relocated by the Belmopan City - Council, many at commercial locations around the city.

Crawford also highlights another obstacle: Yoo is barred in Pennsylvania, which has a four year statute of limitations on bringing grievances — and Yoo's memos fall outside of that window.

In response, Cavanagh brought grievances contesting each of these suspensions as well as the termination.

In Tannadyce, the Supreme Court in the majority judgment of Blanchard, Tipping and Gault JJ (delivered by Tipping J) confined judicial review to cases where the taxpayer was unable to bring its grievance within the statutory process.

This seems to be predicated upon the assumption that bringing a grievance about a claim falling within the order will have the effect of extending time.

Not exact matches

According to The Times, players brought up Kaepernick, who has been a free agent since last year and filed a grievance against the NFL accusing owners of collusion to keep him unsigned.

When he sat down to meet with company leaders, he found that every individual had a major grievance to bring to the table.

4 Where he might have said, «Personal relations are more important than religious observance,» he makes a picture: «If, when you are bringing your gift to the altar, you suddenly remember that your brother has a grievance against you, leave your gift where it is before the altar.

The second collusion grievance brought on a much larger penalty of $ 38 million to be paid to the players by the owners, and Collusion III's punishment included $ 64.5 million in damages to go along with additional penalties for the impact on multi-year deals and bonuses.

Which brings me to my final point - there's a difference between having political grievances and being batshit crazy.

The summit that brought party chieftains and members together, was attended by the representative of the National Secretary of the party, Prof. Wale Oladipo, who charged members to put their grievances behind and work for genuine reconciliation.

The constituency system combined with first - past - the - post voting brings other problems and grievances in its train, especially the issue of «wasted votes» in safe seats.

The matter and my character were completely vetted years ago by the New York State Grievance Committee and was brought to the attention of Nevada regulators with no resulting limitation on my ability to practice law or operate casinos.

The group implored all aggrieved political parties, stakeholders and candidates to be mindful of their utterances, seek redress if any by engaging the legal framework as provided for in the constitution in pursuance of their grievances without heating up the polity, which it noted may result into endangering the lives of innocent citizens and bring into disrepute the nation's democracy.

14604 Re: Carl Paladino v. State Education Department Dear Judge Feroleto, Attorney Grievance Committee, and Judicial Conduct Commission: On September 11, 2017, my attorney, Dennis Vacco, Esq. brought an action against the State of New York Education Department for a temporary restraining order and ultimately a permanent injunction to stay the Order of the Superintendent of the State Education Department removing me from the Board of Education of the City of Buffalo pending a trial on the matter.

The main focus of the protest was in opposition to Labour's hunting ban, but brought together a wide range of other grievances from rural communities.

I remember being asked to be a part of a small group at work that was bringing forward a list of grievances about the supervisor of the department.

Historical grievances haunted the night That fear all but brought negotiations to a standstill Saturday morning.

If there are unspoken hurt feelings or lingering resentments, the Cancer supermoon could bring an outpouring of grievances.

Abby's grievances are echoed in Jill Soloway's recent movie «Afternoon Delight,» which tracks fortysomething mom Rachel, who disrupts her affluent life in Los Angeles» Silver Lake neighborhood by bringing a stripper home to live with her, her workaholic...

Records maintained for the purposes of any grievance proceeding brought by an employee for enforcement of a collective bargaining agreement or contract; however, these records shall be open to inspection by the employee and by officials of the institution conducting the grievance proceeding and shall become public after a final decision is made in the proceeding.

Whenever waivers are written or grievances brought, principals must take the lead — a role that pits them against the central office and is a throwback to the traditional principal's role, rather than a member among equals on a site team.

Additionally, with the monies from the successful Build the Future, Fund the Fight initiative, we have brought on staff to deal with the backlog of grievances and to build a more effective grievance system.

In certain situations, however, your test information may be released without your consent; such as, legal proceedings, grievances, or administrative proceedings brought on by you or on your behalf, which resulted from a positive, adulterated, substituted test result or refusal.

As I wrote on Monday, the Dakota Access Pipeline actions have brought much - needed attention to some longstanding grievances of Native Americans, including the diversion of environmental risks from the neighborhoods of more empowered constituencies onto Sioux lands and waterways.

Though the unrest roiling Turkey began as an environmental protest, the police brutality in response and the prime minister's imperious reaction have brought hundreds of thousands out into the streets to protest the government's social policies, urban - planning agenda, assaults on press freedom, and heavy - handed approach to its critics — to name just a few of the grievances.

(a) The Legislature finds and declares that there has been a disturbing increase in lawsuits brought primarily to chill the valid exercise of the constitutional rights of freedom of speech and petition for the redress of grievances.

The firm is active in defending disciplinary or grievance complaints brought against various professionals, including lawyers and accountants, in local, state, and federal forums.

Therefore, when structuring a settlement agreement resulting from a union grievance, one should be aware that the level of involvement of the employee in the settlement and acceptance of funds may be a very relevant factor in whether the employee is permitted to bring a similar human rights complaint afterwards.

Persons with disabilities who are under another's care or control may also be fearful of bringing an action or grievance against the person or institution that acts as their decision - maker or caregiver: Gray, Forell & Clarke.

Because the primary parties to a grievance are the employer and the union, the grievor is not normally permitted to bring an application for judicial review.

Multiple grievances had been brought against a number of the Council's managers and we worked with the client to create a robust strategy to deal with the grievances and to allow the Council to dismiss the employee fairly for a breakdown in the employment relationship (a «SOSR»).

About 75 per cent of all grievances brought before the tribunal in 2011 - 2012 were filed under the employment area, and disability was the reason 52 per cent of all applicants felt they were discriminated.

The Arbitrator confirmed that a union grievance can not be brought forward on a matter that could be brought by an individual, unless:

It would have been interesting to see what would have happened if Mr Rochford decided to work under protest, or if he resigned as a result of the unsatisfactory grievance outcome, or simply brought tribunal proceedings for disability discrimination whilst remaining at the Company as an employee.

The claimant raised a grievance, which was not upheld and resolved the issue by way of bringing a claim for discrimination on the grounds of sex.

A sex discrimination claim brought by an associate solicitor against a leading law firm, settled prior to the hearing of an internal grievance

The allegations in the Statement of Claim brought by JG (apparently wrongful termination arising from breach of confidence and defamation) may not be covered by the grievance procedure in his collective agreement; hence the law firm may be justified in pursuing a separate action and well within the «limits of legality».

The Lakehead grievance was brought on some association - favorable collective agreement provisions — including one promising members «a computer connection» and another expressly promising privacy in personal and professional communications.

In 2009, Lakehead University defeated a grievance brought by its faculty association that claimed it had violated faculty members» privacy and right to academic freedom by outsourcing its e-mail system to Google and thereby exposing faculty members» communications to interception by American law enforcement authorities.

Another employee, who mistakenly believes that a grievance is required and therefore brings one within three months of termination appears able to claim up to six months after termination, purely by virtue of his mistake in believing that the grievance is necessary.

Careful analysis of the combined effect of EA 2002 and the regulations therefore shows that it is not the case, as is sometimes believed, that because breach of contract claims are excluded from Sch 4 — and therefore a grievance is not a necessary precondition to a tribunal claim — an employee who brings an (unnecessary) grievance within three months and presents his breach of contract claim within six months will be out of time — subject to reasonable practicability.

Since your boss may serve as a reference or be a member of your professional network, this is not the time to bring up any grievances.

For instance, it would be reasonable to say (if true), «When you air grievances to the team without giving me the chance to address them or alert you to context that might change your assessment, you're creating a negative environment that's bringing the whole team down.

Rehashing the Past â $ «Bringing up past grievances with former coworkers or bosses is extremely unprofessional and has no place in the hiring process.

A claim can be brought by any member of Māori community which generally involves the negotiation phase which establishes that a well - founded grievance exists, within the mandate of the Tribunal legislation.

In particular, any grievances arising after that date may be brought before the Waitangi Tribunal so long as they fit within the mandate provided by section 6 of the Waitangi Tribunal Act 1975.