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10 CFR 708.14: Exhaustion of grievance-arbitration procedures.

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  1. Title 10—Energy
  2. CHAPTER III—DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
  3. PART 708—DOE CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE PROTECTION PROGRAM
  4. Subpart B—Employee Complaint Resolution Process

(a) To show that all applicable grievance-arbitration procedures have been exhausted, the complainant must:

(1) State that all available opportunities for resolution through an applicable grievance-arbitration procedure have been exhausted, and provide the date on which the grievance-arbitration procedure was terminated and the reasons for termination; or

(2) State that the complainant filed a grievance under applicable grievance-arbitration procedures, but more than 150 days have passed and a final decision on it has not been issued, and provide the date that the grievance was filed; or

(3) State that the employer has established no grievance-arbitration procedures.

(b) If the complainant does not provide the information specified in paragraph (a) of this section, the complaint may be dismissed for lack of jurisdiction as provided in § 708.18 of this subpart.

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