Common use of Decision Making Leave Clause in Contracts

Decision Making Leave. The employee is asked to meet with his Supervisor and other representatives. A final review of the investigation is done and the employee is asked for comments. The Supervisor tells the employee to leave the workplace for the rest of the day and to consider seriously whether they wish to be part of the team and adapt themselves to the normal requirements of the operation. He is informed that he will get full pay for this time away from his duties as a last expression of the Company’s hope that he wishes to stay and perform up to his ability and capacity. The employee is informed that another occurrence may result in termination. If the employee decides to keep his job, he and the Supervisor will meet and review the previous steps that were taken and agree to an action plan that is mutually satisfactory and reasonable. The focus of this meeting is to create a solution that will work for everyone.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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