Discipline and Dismissal of Employees on Initial Probation Sample Clauses

Discipline and Dismissal of Employees on Initial Probation. 21.11 The probationary employee may be disciplined or dismissed at any time during the initial probationary period for any reason and without recourse to the grievance procedure in this Agreement.
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