Content is not Grievable Sample Clauses

The 'Content is not Grievable' clause establishes that disputes or complaints regarding the substance or quality of content provided under the agreement cannot be formally challenged through the grievance process. In practice, this means that if a party is dissatisfied with the content itself—such as its accuracy, completeness, or style—they are not entitled to initiate a grievance or appeal based solely on those grounds. This clause serves to limit the scope of formal disputes, ensuring that only procedural or contractual breaches, rather than subjective content issues, are subject to grievance mechanisms, thereby streamlining conflict resolution and reducing administrative burden.
Content is not Grievable. The content of evaluations collected in a manner consistent with this Article shall not be grievable.
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