Rejecting/moving a release date

[upandatom]

Alright, well I am actually asking this for a friend and trying to help him out;

He requested a release, It was approved, and in turn he found and accepted gainful employment, in another province. D MIL C turned around and altered the decision on his release due to the state of the trade. Its a "green" trade, apparently, I am not to sure.

1. Do releases count as part ofthe in/out SIP numbers?
2. Is this a grievable matter(most likely a dumbass question, pretty much all is grievable if it shows cause for harm/damage/negative effects on person), and due to the sensitive timeline is there a process for speeding up said grievance,
3. Has anyone else gone through this on their own?
4. Any suggestions on the next step

From what I gather, the company has found someone else to employ, in turn recalling the offer.

 

[PuckChaser]

He was trying to release without the 6 month waiting period? AFAIK that's up to D Mil C to approve or not. You can also grieve whatever you want, doesn't mean it'll get anywhere. He's already lost the job.

 

[upandatom]

The process for him started last summer, so the waiting period had passed and some.

 

[garb811]

Did the member have less than 3 years of service?  If so, that is also a Restricted Release and D Mil C is the final authority.  Even if that isn't the case, something had to exist to make D Mil C the release authority and not the CO so there would be more to the story than meets the eye (obligatory service due to SEP?), otherwise D Mil C would not have been involved, at all.

There is no way to speed up the Grievance timeline.  D Mil C is also not entertaining the Member of Parliament intervention or hiring a lawyer with a threat to sue routes. 

 

[upandatom]

No, No SEP, Not less then three years, on the 20 year plan(maybe 25)

I am fairly certain D Mil C has been keeping a very close eye on this trade because of the changes it has gone through.