Sentences with phrase «complainant filed a complaint»

• If an arbitrator orders any compensation to be paid to any or all of the Complainants, then the IAMAW shall pay such sums for the time period starting from the date the Complainants filed their complaint (December 5, 2011) to the date of this decision

Not exact matches

The NYC Civilian Complaint Review Board is sick of people lying about police misconduct — and wants to make complainants sign a document warning them that they could be hit with perjury charges for filing false claims.

We have also noted with great concerns that there is no identifiable complainant who has filed a complaint against Lawyer Sosu at the General Legal Council on the issue of touting and personal advertisement.

They say that such a confrontational approach, combined with the lack of anonymity for the complainant, is quite unusual and could deter many alleged victims from filing a complaint.

«After filing a complaint with AGU or with their home institution, a complainant may request that AGU provide protections from harassment, discrimination, or bullying at AGU activities,» the draft policy declares.

This order affirms the dismissal of a formal third - party complaint filed by Ms. Louise Caplan (Ms. Caplan or Complainant) following the remand of the case by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upon a motion by the Department.

On June 28, 2007, Tim Maddox and Xiomara Osorio (collectively referred to as «Complainants») filed a complaint under 14 CFR Part 382, the rule implementing the Air Carrier Access Act («ACAA»).

On February 6, 2013, Mr. Benjamin Edelman (the Complainant) filed a third - party complaint under 14 CFR 302.401 against Cathay Pacific Airways Limited (Cathay) alleging that the carrier, in fare displays available through a third - party booking engine at http://rtw.oneworld.com/, misrepresented carrier - imposed surcharges as government taxes and fees.

On January 13, 2015, Benjamin Edelman (the Complainant) filed a third - party complaint under 14 CFR 302.404 against British Airways PLC..

On March 21, 2017, Benjamin Edelman (the Complainant) filed a formal complaint against American Airlines, Inc. (American) pursuant to 14 CFR Part 302.

On December 16, 2013, Benjamin Edelman (the Complainant) filed a third - party complaint under 14 CFR 302.401 against Air Europa Lineas Aereas, S.A.U. (Air Europa).

On February 6, 2013, Mr. Benjamin Edelman (the Complainant) filed a third - party complaint under 14 CFR 302.401 against British Airways PLC (British Airways), alleging that the carrier failed to properly disclose and provide adequate justification for carrier - imposed surcharges and to comply with the Department's «full fare» advertising rule on its On Business company travel website.

An agency must submit the complaint file to OFO within 30 - calendar days of initial notification that the complainant has filed an appeal or within 30 - calendar days of submission of an appeal by the agency

Under the Equal Pay Act, a complainant may file a civil action within 2 years (3 years for willful violations), regardless of whether he or she has pursued an administrative complaint (29 CFR 1614.409).

The respondents then filed an application to dismiss the complaint pursuant to s. 27.5 of the code on the basis that the complainant failed to diligently pursue his complaint.

Dafonte Miller and his family have, as of late yesterday, filed conduct and systemic review complaints with the Ontario Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD) against both the Durham and Toronto Police Service seeking a full investigation of what the complainants say was an orchestrated cover - up motivated by corrupt purposes and enabled by weak police oversight legislation.»

4th 760 (2010), a case involving a CSU whistleblower, the court held that if the complainant does not subjectively feel that the internal investigation «satisfactorily addressed» his or her complaint, a civil lawsuit may be filed.

The complainant, who is a lawyer, argued that «relaxing a rule» does not allow for the creation of a new criterion; its purpose is only to «militate towards justice,» meaning it should only make the rules less restrictive, making it easier for a complaint to be filed.

If the matter is appealed to the LERB, the complainant will receive a copy of the entire Internal Affairs file on his / her complaint before a LERB hearing is held.

, where a complainant sued a physician for sexually assaulting her, and also filed a complaint with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.

After the College investigated and dismissed the complaints, the complainant asserted the Inquiry Committee had failed to review relevant physiotherapy records, and he filed further complaints against Registrant 3, whom he alleged indicated surgical intervention would worsen the cysts, and Registrant 4, for failing to include in her report the fact the complainant told his physiotherapist of back pain.

In that case, a complainant involved in a motor vehicle accident filed complaints against four registrants, all of whom had assessed the complainant after his accident and provided medicolegal reports of their findings, three at the request of ICBC and one at the request of the complainant's legal counsel.

Affected individuals who were not among the 339 complainants do not need to file additional complaints to the OPC.

When notified of the complaint filed with OCR, the dental practice immediately removed the red AIDS sticker from the complainant's file.

The complainant filed a human rights complaint.

While a complainant is not required to retain legal counsel to file a human rights complaint, the reality is that a complainant's chances of successfully demonstrating a prima facie case and defending against an application to dismiss the complaint are improved significantly if one is represented by legal counsel.

Therefore, in the final rule we require that complaints be filed within 180 days of when the complainant knew or should have known that the act or omission complained of occurred unless this time limit is waived by the Secretary for good cause shown.

A few comments raised the concern that permitting any person to file a complaint lends itself to abuse and is not necessary to ensure privacy rights and that the complainant should be a person for whom there is a duty to protect health information.

Fifth, § 160.306 (b)(3) requires that complaints be filed within 180 days of when the complainant knew or should have known that the act or omission complained of occurred, unless this time limit is waived by the Secretary for good cause shown.

Warman et al. v. Law Society of Alberta 2015 ABCA 368 Administrative Law — Practice Summary: The Conduct Committee of the Law Society of Alberta discontinued discipline proceedings against a lawyer without notice to the two people who had filed the complaint in the first place (i.e., the complainants).

While there are reported cases of complaints filed, and later sustained by the Court, against parties who were not employers of the Complainant, I argued that all of those cases involved a third party who had influence over the Complainant's employment, such as granting a licence to work in a profession.

If the complainant is a client who has a history of filing complaints when they're upset, the bar may investigate, but they may take the testimony of the witness less seriously.

If the offered resolution is not satisfactory to the individual filing the complaint, the complainant may file a written appeal to the attention of the Owners of Heartland Play Therapy Institute.

The complainant who initially filed the complaint shall be given the option to proceed as the complainant for the purposes of the hearing, and will be afforded all due process rights provided for in the Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual.

Information about the Ethics Citation Program, including the Citation Schedule, will be provided as part of the information sent to potential complainants considering filing ethics complaints with the association.

If an association has adopted the practice of allowing the identity of the complainant to be kept confidential, the complainant shall be advised when filing a complaint that their identity will not remain confidential should the respondent request a hearing.

The basis for filing a complaint against a REALTOR ® should be an allegation by the complainant that a REALTOR ® violated one or more of the articles of the Code of Ethics of the National Association of REALTORS ®.

If the Complaints Committee is satisfied that there is no indication of professional misconduct or conduct unbecoming a licensee, the Committee will dismiss the complaint and close the file, and the Complainant and the licensee are so informed.

Ethics complaints must be filed within one hundred eighty (180) days that the alleged offense and relating facts could have been known by the complainant in the exercise of reasonable diligence.

It should be noted that Peter's remarks are to be taken with the understanding that, like Realtors, one is not supposed to say anything potentially damaging about one's fellow practitioners for fear of repurcussions descending upon them from on high (Appraisal Institue of Canada and RECO - Ontario, respectively) should a complaint be filed by the allegedly defiled complainant.

Ethics complaints must be filed with the local board or association of Realtors ® within one hundred eighty (180) days from the time a complainant knew (or reasonably should have known) that potentially unethical conduct took place.