Grievance & Arbitration (13) Flashcards

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Grievance

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formal complaint lodged under a c.a. that alleges a contravention of the c.a.

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Grievor

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An employee who files a grievance

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Mediation-arbitration

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method of interest arbitration in which the arbitrator acts firstly as a mediator to try to help the parties reach an agreement, failing which the arbitrator issues a binding decision resolving the discipline

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Estoppel

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legal principle that prohibits a party from acting in a manner of taking a position that is contrary to a position that party has made in the past and that has been relied on by the other party

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Res Judicata

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legal principle that prohibits a party from re-litigating an issue that has already been raised in a prior proceeding

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Last chance agreement

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a type of settlement of a grievance challenging the termination of an employee that includes reinstatement of the employee subject to a condition that if the employee reoffends, then termination will be the consequence.

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Three-person labour arbitration board

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arbitration panel consisting of a person appointed by the employer, a person appointed by the union, and a “neutral” person, sometimes, appointed by the two sides.

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culminating incident

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the final breach of a contract by an employee following progressive discipline that an employer relies on to justify the termination of an employee for cause

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sunset clause

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clause in a c.a. or employment contract that wipes prior discipline from an employee’s record after a specified period of discipline free work

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duty to mitigate

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a legal obligation on the victim of a breach by the other party to make reasonable efforts to limit the amount of damages suffered as a consequence of the breach

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direct testimony

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testimony on something you witnessed yourself.

Ex: I heard the beers clink in her bag.

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cross-examination testimony

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Opposing party will interrogate the testimony.

Ex: How good is you hearing? (heard the beer bottles)

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judicial review

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the process through which the decision of an expert administrative tribunal is appealed to a court on the basis that the tribunal exceeded its authority or that the tribunal’s decision was wrong

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14
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doctrine of laches

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do not sleep on you rights

if 7 days to grieve do not file @ day 10 :(

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mitigating factors

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personal or workplace related factors that, while not directly the cause of an employee’s behaviour, help explain or justify an employee’s behaviour

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progressive discipline

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Applications in stages by employers of progressively more serious discipline to correct performance problems

17
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proportionality test

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regarde le dossier de l’employé en comparaison à l’offense. Ecq merite vrm congédiement? ex: travailler 25 ans, sans prior discipline = ecq l’offense se mesure à ca?
Dépend de l’ampleur de l’acte.