Common use of Causes for Discharge Clause in Contracts

Causes for Discharge.  Willfully disobeying posted safety rules.  Refusal to comply with Company rules.  Leaving the Mill property without swiping out, unless on Company business or authorized by a supervisor because of special circumstances.  Smoking in prohibited areas.  Bringing intoxicants into or consuming intoxicants on Mill premises or reporting for duty while under the influence of liquor.  Sleeping on duty.  Neglect of duty.  Deliberate swiping in or out other than his own.  Insubordination.  Destruction, removal or waste of Company's property.  Reading books, magazines, or newspapers while on duty, except where required in the line of duty.  The disfigurement of bulletin boards and/or interference of Company notices.  Disorderly conduct.  Incompetency.  Neglect causing injury to any person.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Labour Agreement, Labour Agreement