EMPLOYEE WARNINGS Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE WARNINGS. Employees will be advised of all written warnings, adverse reports and suspensions and the reasons for them. A record of such warnings, reports and suspensions shall be kept in the employee's file.
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EMPLOYEE WARNINGS. (a) If and when an employee is warned by the Company (verbal or written) which is to be recorded on an employee work record or personnel file, a copy of same will be supplied to the employee concerned and the Plant Committee Chairman of the Union at the same time.
EMPLOYEE WARNINGS. An employee shall be properly warned in writing for just cause, except in case of gross misconduct as defined in Article 34, before any further disciplinary action and a copy of such warning shall be provided to the Union. The employee shall sign a receipt for any written warning, unfavorable written statement, remark or letter which is presented to him/her. Receipt will not constitute agreement; however, failure or refusal to sign receipt will constitute grounds for disciplinary action. The employee shall have ten (10) working days to read and attach written comments to any warning and to any other unfavorable written statement, remark, or letter before it is placed in the employee's personnel file. If the employee is not given such an opportunity, the material may not be used against the employee in any future disciplinary action. All such disciplinary material shall be removed from the employee's personnel file no later than one
EMPLOYEE WARNINGS. 24.1 Where a misdemeanour occurs, the employee will be given a verbal warning (first warning) by management in the presence of an employee representative of the Consultative Committee, or a union delegate.
EMPLOYEE WARNINGS. Employer shall remove any warnings over two (2) years old from any bargaining unit employee’s personnel file, provided that any such employee has not received any additional warnings during such two (2) year period, provided that the warnings being removed are no longer being investigated or grieved and that such removal does not violate any relevant federal or state statute, rule, regulation or regulatory agency policy.

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