Distribute Discipline Policy (through Handbook or otherwise) at the time of employment. Make rules available online or elsewhere so all employees have notice.
Consistently follow whatever policies are promulgated. Treat employees fairly and consistently.
Disciplinary Procedure
Inform employee of infraction and maintain records in the supervisor’s file and/or personnel file.
Obtain signed acknowledgments from employee that the employee has received a warning or other admonition.
Provide employee opportunity to improve—treat discipline as a constructive process, not just as punishment.
Act expeditiously on allegations of harassment or other serious misconduct.
Establish employee complaint system and grievance program.
Perform investigation if appropriate.
Determining Penalties
Consider employee’s overall performance, value and risk to the business.
Executing the Termination
Complete termination report.
Draft termination letter, with management and assistance of counsel if necessary.
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