Informal Corrective Measures Sample Clauses

Informal Corrective Measures. The parties acknowledge that informal corrective measures such as verbal warnings, evaluations, conferences, written notices or reprimands, letters to personnel files, and the like, shall not constitute disciplinary action which is subject to this Article.
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Informal Corrective Measures. The parties acknowledge that informal corrective measures such as verbal warnings, evaluations, meet and confer conferences, written warning notices, pre-disciplinary meetings or reprimands, letters to personnel files, voluntary and involuntary, and the like are not disciplinary action as defined in this article. While there is no requirement that disciplinary action as defined in this article be preceded by these informal corrective measures as described above, the parties recognize the value of such measures and in no way intend to discourage or limit the use of such measures by this article. Other articles in the agreement, specifically evaluation, transfer or grievance, address directly the appropriate use of the informal corrective measures described above, including the unit member's rights and remedies in situations involving such measures. Informal corrective measures shall be performed by the immediate supervisor.
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Informal Corrective Measures. The parties acknowledge that informal corrective measures (e.g., verbal warnings, evaluations, conferences, written warning notices or reprimands, letters to personnel files, voluntary and involuntary, and the like) are not subject to the disciplinary procedures in board policy. While there is no requirement that disciplinary action as defined in this Article be preceded by the informal corrective measures described above, the parties recognize the value of those measures and in no way intend to discourage or limit the use of such measures by this Article. The District retains discretion to determine the level of discipline to be imposed.
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