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STEPS AND PROCEDURES. A grievance shall be initiated with the administrator whose action or decision is alleged to have violated a provision of this Agreement. LEVELI STEP 1 ( Informal Level) The grievant shall attempt to informally resolve the matter by a discussion with the administrator alleged to have violated a provision of this Agreement.
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STEPS AND PROCEDURES. 1) In the event the teacher claims to have a grievance, he/she shall submit in writing the grievance to the immediate supervision within three working days from the time the teacher knew of the occurrence giving rise to the grievance. In the event of a grievance, the teacher shall perform his/her assigned duties and grieve the complaint later. The immediate supervisor shall respond to the grievant in writing within three working days after the presentation of the grievance. 2) If the grievance is not settled in 1), the teacher may present his grievance to the District Administrator no later than three working days after the written decision of the immediate supervisor has been received by the teacher. Within three working days of the receipt of the written grievance, the District Administrator shall meet with the teacher to attempt to resolve the grievance. The District Administrator shall give his decision in writing to the teacher within three working days of the meeting. 3) If the grievance is not settled in 2), the teacher may present his grievance to the full Board in writing within five working days after the written decision of the District Administrator has been received by the teacher. The Board, on the date of its next regularly scheduled meeting shall review the decision of the District Administrator as well as any written statements of the position submitted by the grievant. A grievance not submitted at least five working days prior to a scheduled meeting of the Board will not be considered until the next scheduled meeting of the Board. The Board may affirm or reverse the decision of the District Administrator or may determine if it is necessary to hold a hearing on the matter before rendering a final decision. Within five working days following the meeting, the Board shall notify the teacher of its decision. If the Board determines to hold a hearing, it will so notify the teacher within five working days following the determination and shall conduct the hearing on the date of the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board. The Board shall decide, which shall be final, and communicate it in writing to the grievant and the District Administrator within five working days following the hearing.
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STEPS AND PROCEDURES. A grievance shall be initiated with the administrator whose action or decision is alleged to have LEVEL I The grievant shall attempt to informally resolve the matter by a discussion with the administrator alleged to have violated a provision of this Agreement. STEP 2 If the matter is not resolved at Step 1, the grievant shall file a written statement of the grievance with the administrator. Such filing shall be within ten (10) days of the Step 1 conference. STEP 3 Within ten (10) days of the receipt of the grievance filed at Step 2, the administrator shall set forth in writing their decision. LEVEL II (Chief Human Resources Officer) STEP 1 An appeal of a grievance from Level I shall be filed with the Chief Human Resources Officer or Designee within ten (10) days following receipt of the Level I, Step 3 decision. Only the Association may advance a grievance to Level II.
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STEPS AND PROCEDURES a) The Seller is to assist the Trustee/Buyer with any documents that may be needed for the investigation of the chain of title report and any court requirements that may arise from the lawsuit. This Contractual Agreement allows the Trustee/Buyer to be an Entity of Interest in Common with the Seller for the property, and therefore can deal directly with the Bank alongside or in fact for, the Seller, in Court Proceedings, and Investigations. In most cases the Trustee/Buyer will not need any documentation from the Seller, but if something does arise, then we need the cooperation of the Seller in locating any documents or giving evidence to any points that may arise in court. b) The Trustee/Buyer will cover all costs of the investigation on the chain of title report in order to show how the Mortgage Note was split from the Deed. This separation between the Mortgage Note and the Deed, usually takes place within 90 days from the closing of the Mortgage Loan. c) The Mortgage then was transferred in to a Mortgage Backed Security and traded through (REMIC) "Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit". When this took place the Mortgage Note was split from the Deed, and can be verified by the Master Pooling and Servicing Agreement Contract under the Chapters for (REMIC). i) There are a lot of other companies in the industry that are attacking (MERS) "Mortgage Electronic Registration Service" in order to achieve a Quite Title and Punitive Damages. This is not the correct path to take, and many have failed learning this fact the hard way. ii) The correct path to take is how we handle the case here at NHBN, by directly attacking the bank who presently owns the servicing rights and therefore has possession of the voided Mortgage Note. We say “Voided”, for when the Mortgage Note was split from the Deed it became a nullity and therefore worthless. d) When that null and void Mortgage Note is further sold to a foreign investor, the transaction is now complete and final thereby stopping the Mortgage Note and Deed from ever be united back together. Once the Mortgage Note is split from the Deed, the Deed then becomes free and clear.
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STEPS AND PROCEDURES. Step 1: An employee may present a grievance personally or through his/her Association representative to the immediate supervisor and the parties shall endeavor to settle the grievance at this level. Step 2: If the grievance is not settled at Step 1, the grievance may be presented to the Chief of Police within seven (7) days from the date the incident giving rise to the grievance is alleged to have first occurred. If requested, a written response from the Chief of Police will be provided within seven (7) days.
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STEPS AND PROCEDURES a) The Homeowner is to assist the FLR with any documents necessary for the investigation of the chain of title report and any court requirements that may arise from the lawsuit. This Contractual Agreement allows FLR to be an Entity of Interest in Common with the Homeowner for the property, and therefore can deal directly with the Bank alongside, or in fact for, the Homeowner, in Court Proceedings, and Investigations. In most cases FLR will not need any documentation from the Homeowner, but if something does arise, then we need the cooperation of the b) The Homeowner shall cover all costs of the investigation on the chain of title report in order to show how the Mortgage Note was split from the Deed. This separation between the Mortgage Note and the Deed, usually takes place within 90 days from the closing of the Mortgage Loan. c) The Mortgage then was transferred in to a Mortgage Backed Security and traded through (REMIC) "Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit". When this took place the Mortgage Note was split from the Deed, and can be verified by the Master Pooling and Servicing Agreement Contract under the Chapters for (REMIC). i) The path taken by FLR, is directly attacking the bank who presently owns the servicing rights and therefore has possession of the voided Mortgage Note. We say “Voided”, for when the Mortgage Note was split from the Deed it became a nullity and therefore worthless. d) When that null and void Mortgage Note is further sold to a foreign investor, the transaction is now complete and final, thereby stopping the Mortgage Note and Deed from ever be united back together. Once the Mortgage Note is split from the Deed, the Deed then becomes free and clear.
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