Standing orders appeal procedure requires timely filing, tabular grounds, service of notices, and hearing before disposal. An appeal against an order of the certifying officer under the standing orders framework may be filed by the employer, a trade union, the negotiating union or negotiating council, or, where no such body exists, any union or representative body of workers, within sixty days of receipt of the order. The memorandum of appeal must be prepared in tabular form, identifying the standing order provisions proposed for alteration, modification, deletion, or addition, together with reasons, and must be filed electronically or in person with the appellate authority.
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Standing orders appeal procedure requires timely filing, tabular grounds, service of notices, and hearing before disposal.
An appeal against an order of the certifying officer under the standing orders framework may be filed by the employer, a trade union, the negotiating union or negotiating council, or, where no such body exists, any union or representative body of workers, within sixty days of receipt of the order. The memorandum of appeal must be prepared in tabular form, identifying the standing order provisions proposed for alteration, modification, deletion, or addition, together with reasons, and must be filed electronically or in person with the appellate authority.
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