Ohio Admin. Code 3362-4-40 - Concern resolution for administrators
(A)
Procedure
(1)
By means of the
procedures that follow, Shawnee state university guarantees an opportunity for
any member of the administrative staff to express a concern. The resolution of
certain concerns (such as sexual harassment, discrimination, etc.) may be
addressed through other policies, which can be identified by the personnel
department.
(2)
Friendly discussion of the problem with the supervisor
is encouraged. Such problems should be resolved at the earliest stage of
discussion. The supervisor should notify the next level of management that a
concern has been filed.
(B)
Process
(1)
Informal open
meeting with immediate supervisor. This should be a friendly discussion of the
situation at hand. After this meeting, should the employee wish to start the
formal concern resolution procedure, he/she will need to get the proper
paperwork from the personnel department. If the staff member does not take the
concern to the next step within two weeks, the matter shall be considered
resolved. If a supervisor does not respond in a timely manner (typically within
two weeks), the concern can be taken to the next step of the formal procedure.
The supervisor at each level will send the original copy of their decision to
personnel with a copy to the next level supervisor.
(2)
Formal meeting
with immediate supervisor. This meeting should typically take place within
seven working days from the date of filing the formal paperwork. The supervisor
and the employee shall make every effort to resolve the problem. The supervisor
will typically respond within seven working days to inform the staff member,
the personnel department, and the next level supervisor of the decision in
writing.
(3)
Meet with next level supervisor. If the concern is not
resolved in paragraph of this rule, (B) (1) paragraph of this rule, the
employee will submit in writing, after receiving the written decision from
their immediate supervisor and within the time frame established in paragraph
of this rule, (B) (1) paragraph of this rule, a request for a meeting with the
next level supervisor. This meeting will include the employee, the employee's
immediate supervisor, and the next level supervisor. The next level supervisor
will typically have seven working days to inform the employee, the employee's
immediate supervisor, and the personnel department of the decision in writing,
if the supervisor at this level is the divisional V.P., the matter
automatically skips this step and proceeds to paragraph of this rule, (B) (3)
paragraph of this rule, .
(4)
Meet with divisional V.P. If the concern is not settled
to the employee's satisfaction after the meeting in paragraph of this rule (B)
(2) paragraph of this rule, the employee may submit in writing a request to
meet with the divisional V.P. the V.P. shall meet with the employee typically
within seven working days after receiving written notice from the employee. The
employee or the V.P. may request an open meeting with all parties involved. The
V.P. will submit in writing his/her findings to all involved
parties.
(5)
Meet with the president. If the decision is still not
satisfactory to the employee, he/she may request in writing a meeting with the
president. The president will review, request any additional information
needed, and then meet with the employee and divisional V.P. within the typical
time frame. The president shall reply to all parties involved, in writing. The
president's decision will be final.
(6)
Filing of forms.
The original copies of all forms must be filed with the personnel department.
If needed, copies may be requested by contacting the personnel department.
These forms will not be placed in the employee's personnel
file.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3362.03
Rule Amplifies: 3362.03
State regulations are updated quarterly; we currently have two versions available. Below is a comparison between our most recent version and the prior quarterly release. More comparison features will be added as we have more versions to compare.
No prior version found.