Common use of Written Warnings Clause in Contracts

Written Warnings. A written warning is a document designated as such by the Medical Center. An employee who receives a written warning shall be given a copy of the warning and shall sign a receipt to acknowledge having received the document. Acknowledging receipt of the warning shall not constitute an admission of the employee’s agreement with the substance of the warning. A Union grievance contesting a written warning shall be subject to the requirements of Article XI, Grievance Procedure, but the time limit for presenting a written grievance in Step 2 shall be ten (10) calendar days from the date of employee’s receipt.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Written Warnings. A written warning is a document designated as such by the Medical CenterHospital. An employee who receives a written warning shall be given a copy of the warning and shall sign a receipt to acknowledge having received the document. Acknowledging receipt of the warning shall not constitute an admission of the employee’s 's agreement with the substance of the warning. A Union grievance contesting a written warning shall be subject to the requirements of Article XI14, Grievance Procedure, but the time limit for presenting a written grievance in Step 2 shall be ten fifteen (1015) calendar days from the date of employee’s receipt's receipt of the written warning.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement