Unacceptable Behaviour definition

Unacceptable Behaviour means any activity which violates Superior’s Code of Business Conduct and Ethics or any of the other policies of Superior referred to therein, including without limitation Fraud and other questionable accounting or auditing practices.

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Unacceptable Behaviour means any behaviour which falls within section 39.3 of these By- laws.

Unacceptable Behaviour means physically or psychologically aggressive behaviours including but not limited to:

Examples of Unacceptable Behaviour in a sentence

• The guest making the booking, when booking on behalf of other people, is responsible for circulating these Terms to their party and making sure that they have read and understood them, particularly Terms which relate to Entry & Exit (section 5), Prohibited Items & Unacceptable Behaviour (section 6), Accessibility Requirements (section 17), Epidemic/Pandemic including Covid-19 (section 19), Refunds (section 20) and Liability (section 22).

• Consequences of Unacceptable Behaviour Unacceptable behaviour will not be tolerated.

• Employees who report Unacceptable Behaviour and/or Serious Misconduct will receive the protection of the Company’s Whistle blower Policy.

• Proven Unacceptable Behaviour may ultimately result in Dismissal, but only when the behaviour persists throughout and despite the Progressive Warning Procedures (for Enterprise Agreement covered employees).

• Any action taken by the Centre in respect of inappropriate behaviour shall be done so in accordance with our Unacceptable Behaviour Policy.

More Definitions of Unacceptable Behaviour

Unacceptable Behaviour means not wearing a seat-belt, opening or closing doors (this must be done by the chauffeur), leaning out of the window of the Vehicle, exceeding the maximum permitted number of Passengers, smoking or Chewing Pan/Tobacco in the Vehicle, being under the influence of alcohol or under the influence of or in possession of any illegal/intoxicating substance, being rude, violent, aggressive or a danger or potential danger to himself or any other person, being rowdy or being in any way in an unfit state to travel.

Unacceptable Behaviour means any behaviour considered to be unacceptable by the chauffeur including refusing to wear a seatbelt, leaning out of the window of the vehicle, standing out of the sunroof, attempting to exceed the maximum permitted number of passengers, smoking in the vehicle, being under the influence of excessive alcohol or under the influence of or in possession of any illegal substance, being violent aggressive or abusive, being a danger to himself or any other person, being excessively rowdy, provoking persons in the party to commit violent acts, or being in any way unfit to travel.

Unacceptable Behaviour means any conduct which falls short of the standard of behaviour expected of clergy and church workers. This includes bullying.

Unacceptable Behaviour means behaviour that endangers the well-being of others, damages property or significantly disrupts the learning of others, and includes

Unacceptable Behaviour means any Unreasonable Complainant (and/or staff) Conduct, Incivility, Harassment or Discrimination.

Unacceptable Behaviour means behaviour of a person that –

Unacceptable Behaviour means, dishonesty, violent or abusive conduct, racist, sexist or