Written Warning definition

Written Warning means a written reprimand.

Written Warning. The State may issue a written warning and solicit a response regarding the Contractor’s corrective action.

Written Warning means any written warning taken by supervisory personnel as a result of an employee violation or infraction of district policies, procedures, regulations, or administrative directives that is to be included in the employee’s unit/site file.

Examples of Written Warning in a sentence

• The Employer and Union agree that should the Union not grieve a Step One Written Warning, the Union reserves the right to challenge the basis for the Step One Written Warning if the Step One Written Warning is used as the basis for further discipline up to and including discharge.

• Written Warning and/or $1,000.00 fine Written Warning and $5,000.00 fine Stop Fishing Order and $10,000.00 fine All violations associated with failure to pay ASM fee in a timely manner as invoiced by Sector.

• Written Warning or up to $5000.00 Written Warning and up to $7,500.00.

• The process is typically segmented into the following pattern: Stage One: Verbal Warning Stage Two: Written Warning and Action Plan Stage Three: Final Written Warning with Action Plan and Discipline Stage Four: Termination At all times the Employer and Union agree to abide by the Principles of Natural Justice.

• Written Warning or up to $10,000.00 Written Warning and $10,000.00- $50,000.00.

More Definitions of Written Warning

Written Warning means a form of sanction where a written record of the violation together with possible future sanctions for repeat violations are provided to the student and placed on the student’s file.

Written Warning means that the student has been notified that he or she has engaged in behavior that violated a rule or regulation of The University of Texas System or the University and that a further violation or violations of the regulations may result in more severe disciplinary action. The dean of students, the hearing officer or a majority of the SCB panel may impose conditions related to the offense, such as counseling, educational seminars, or unpaid work assignments. Failure to meet the condition(s) will be considered an additional violation.

Written Warning. A written warning will be issued to a Teacher for misconduct and/or poor performance. The memorandum will clearly state the reason(s) it is being issued. It will also contain information that was gathered through an investigation by the Supervisor and/or designee. Prior to the written warning being issued to the Teacher, the Teacher will have due process rights and the opportunity to respond to information being presented to him/her. The written warning will be issued by the Associate Superintendent of Administrative Services and/or designee and a copy of the documentation will be placed in the Teacher’s official personnel file. A copy of this documentation will be sent to the Association President(s). Upon the Teacher’s written request, and for less serious offenses, the document may be removed from the Teacher’s official personnel file after two (2) years from the date of the written warning. Upon the Teacher’s written request, the document will be removed from the Teacher’s official personnel file after four (4) years from the date of the written warning.

Written Warning. A written notice given to the employee by the direct supervisor, or the president or designee, that informs the employee in writing of inappropriate behavior and/or deficiencies in work performance/product that, if not corrected, could lead to more severe discipline. This notice is not forwarded to the personnel file, but is maintained by the supervisor.

Written Warning. A “Written Warning” (or its equivalent, i.e. “Warning Letter”, etc.) may be issued for the same or similar infraction or continued unsatisfactory performance, which occurs within a reasonable time following a verbal warning.

Written Warning means a written disciplinary notice intended to notify an employee of unsatisfactory performance or conduct.

Written Warning means a written warning issued to a Minister by the Assembly Commission or the Appeals Commission and appended to and forming part of its decision under Sections E or G as the case may be (not to be confused with a Caution imposed on a Minister under the Caution Stage).