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•  if  a  grievance  is  filed,  no  penalty  can  be  implemented  until  the
                      matter is settled or the arbitrator renders a determination;

                  •  a copy of this Article shall be supplied.
                 (6) In the case of an employee who speaks only Spanish, this written

            statement shall also be given in a Spanish translation.
                 (7) If an employee is not able to personally sign and file a disciplinary

            grievance, CSEA may, at the employee’s request, submit such grievance
            on the employee’s behalf.  Provided, however, that within twenty-one (21)

            days  of  submission,  the  employee  in  question  must  appear  to  sign  the

            grievance form or CSEA must  produce documentation supporting any
            reason as to why the employee could not appear.  Should neither of these
            actions occur, the grievance shall be deemed void after twenty-one (21)

            days.

                  (b) Statute of Limitations
                 (1) An employee shall not be disciplined for acts, except those which

            would constitute a crime, which occurred more than one (1) year prior to
            the notice of discipline.

                 (2) In those cases where such acts are alleged to constitute a crime, a
            notice of discipline must be served no later than the period set forth for the

            commencement of a criminal proceeding against a public employee in the
            Criminal Procedure Law of the State of New York.

                  (c) Service of Notice of Discipline
                 (1) A notice of  discipline shall  be served in accordance with  this

            section no later than fourteen (14) days following any suspension without
            pay or temporary reassignment.

                 (2) The appointing authority  or  his or her designee, at his or her
            discretion, may suspend without pay or temporarily reassign an employee

            charged with the commission of a crime.  Within thirty (30) calendar days
            following a suspension, a notice of discipline shall be  served on such

            employee or such employee shall be reinstated with back pay.  Where the
            employee, who is charged with the commission of a crime, is temporarily

            reassigned, the notice of discipline shall be served on such employee within
            fourteen (14) days after the disposition of the criminal charges as provided

            in the Criminal Procedure Law of the State of New York or the employee
            shall be returned to his or her regular assignment.  Nothing in  this

            paragraph shall limit the right of the appointing authority or his or her


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