Suspension, Demotion, Dismissal. 1. Employee may not grieve Notice of Unsatisfactory Service which relates to a recommendation for a suspension, demotion or dismissal (See Performance Evaluation Procedure, Article 15.E.1.)
Suspension, Demotion, Dismissal. The District reserves the right to suspend, demote or dismiss for good cause any employee for unsatisfactory performance or misconduct. When an employee is required to meet regarding an investigation which may lead to discipline, the employee shall be informed of their right to representation. Suspension, demotion or dismissal as disciplinary action, shall follow procedural due process in that the disciplinary action will be progressive, corrective or legal. However, if the District determines flagrant misconduct or gross insubordination has occurred, the District may place the employee immediately on paid administrative leave until such charges are investigated. During the paid administrative leave, the District may direct the employee to report to investigatory or due process meetings during normal business hours and the employee must be available to attend. Paid administrative leave will continue until the charges are investigated by the Human Resources Director and the findings of the charges and recommended decision have been presented to the employee and their representative. Should the employee be cleared of the charges and reinstated, all documentation, materials and records relating to the charges and investigation shall be removed from the file and destroyed. If the charges are found to be true, the District may proceed with appropriated disciplinary action. Documentation in this case will be preserved. If the District has reason to reprimand an employee, it shall be done in a manner that will not embarrass the employee before other employees, students or the public. The previous work record of the employee will be considered. When the District determines that the job performance or conduct of an employee is such that dismissal is necessary, the employee may elect to be given a pre-termination hearing before the District Superintendent or designee. If the decision of the Superintendent or designee is to dismiss, the employee may elect to proceed to a post-termination hearing before the District Board. Use of this article precludes use of the grievance procedure unless the grievance is on failure to follow this article's guidelines. The provisions of this article do not apply to employees who has not completed the six- month probationary period. Any classified employee who is terminated or demoted, has a right to have a hearing before the school board under ORS 332.544.
Suspension, Demotion, Dismissal. Subject to the Hearings and Appeals Procedures specified in section D below, the CITY may: Impose a suspension without pay upon an employee when, in his/her judgment, such action will best serve the interests of the CITY. Such suspension shall, however, not exceed a period of thirty (30) working days except that if the suspension is imposed because of an employee’s trial by a court of law, the suspension may extend to such time as that court has rendered its decision.
Suspension, Demotion, Dismissal. Subject to the Hearings and Appeals Procedures specified in Section 12.4.2, the City may:
Suspension, Demotion, Dismissal. No employee covered by this Agreement shall be arbitrarily and/or capriciously suspended, demoted or dismissed. The Village Board will provide a written notice within ten (10) days of its disciplinary decision to any employee who has been subject to disciplinary action. A copy of the notice will be sent to the Union Xxxxxxx.
Suspension, Demotion, Dismissal. The following procedures shall be utilized in giving a Notice of Unsatisfactory Service to an employee that may result in suspension, demotion, or dismissal.
