Formal disciplinary action definition
Examples of Formal disciplinary action in a sentence
Formal disciplinary action, including formal written reprimands (BC102-111), suspension without pay, demotion for cause, or dismissal for cause, are appealable under the provision of Article 6 (Grievance Procedures).
Formal disciplinary action, in this context, is any disciplinary action which is reduced in writing and given to the employee.
Formal disciplinary action shall be commensurate with the employee’s offense.
Formal disciplinary action taken, except in cases requiring immediate suspension, shall be commensurate with the employee's offense, including the repetition of an action, without progressing to the next step.
Formal disciplinary action shall be taken only for just cause and shall not exceed the gravity of the employee's offense, including but not limited to the repetition of an action without progressing to the next step.
Formal disciplinary action taken shall be commensurate with the employee’s offense.
Formal disciplinary action shall consist of five (5) progressive steps and shall be taken only for just cause and shall not exceed the gravity of the member’s offense.
Formal disciplinary action shall provide the employee with the right to be heard and in each case shall afford recourse to the Grievance Procedure.
Formal disciplinary action resulting from such complaint shall be limited to those matters which have been reported to the teacher in writing.
Formal disciplinary action should be accomplished as provided herein and may include the evaluation process and/or a letter/document of disciplinary action.