Common use of Communication of Disciplinary Measures Clause in Contracts

Communication of Disciplinary Measures. Any Member who is disciplined under the provisions of this Article will: (a) be sent a written notice of the disciplinary measure, to be delivered electronically, by hand, or to the Member’s last known address by registered mail. The written notice will include the following information: the specific nature of the offense, the reasons for taking the action, the measures that must be taken for corrective action if appropriate, the consequences if not adhered to if appropriate, a summary of the evidence supporting the allegation, and, where relevant, the identity of any witnesses upon whose testimony the Employer is relying, unless identification could put the witness at risk. If required, the written notice will also include the dates of commencement of a suspension and, where possible, termination of the suspension. The letter will inform the Member of the Member’s right to seek advice from the Association. A copy of the letter will be sent to the President of the Association and the CASBU Officer with the permission of the Member, except where such permission is not required as indicated in this Article; (b) reserve the right to respond to the notice of discipline, either in writing or by an arranged meeting with the Employer, within ten (10) working days of the receipt of the written notice; (c) reserve the right, in dealing with the Employer, to be accompanied by an Association representative or to be represented by a person, including legal counsel, appointed for that purpose by the Member or the Association. However, if legal counsel is to attend, the Association will inform the Employer ten (10) working days in advance of the meeting; (d) waive the right to respond to the disciplinary measure should the Member fail to respond within ten (10) working days of receipt of the written notice, either personally or through an Association representative. In such case, the Employer reserves the right to proceed with its disciplinary measure.

Communication of Disciplinary Measures. Any Member who is disciplined under the provisions of this Article will: (a) be sent a written notice of the disciplinary measure, to be delivered electronically, by hand, or to the Member’s last known address by registered mail. The written notice will include the following information: the specific nature of the offense, the reasons for taking the action, the measures that must be taken for corrective action if appropriate, the consequences if not adhered to if appropriate, a summary of the evidence supporting the allegation, and, where relevant, the identity of any witnesses upon whose testimony the Employer is relying, unless identification could put the witness at risk. If required, the written notice will also include the dates of commencement of a suspension and, where possible, termination of the suspension. The letter will inform the Member of the Member’s his/her right to seek advice from the Association. A copy of the letter will be sent to the President of the Association and the CASBU Officer with the permission of the Member, except where such permission is not required as indicated in this Article; (b) reserve the right to respond to the notice of discipline, either in writing or by an arranged meeting with the Employer, within ten (10) working days of the receipt of the written notice; (c) reserve the right, in dealing with the Employer, to be accompanied by an Association representative or to be represented by a person, including legal counsel, appointed for that purpose by the Member or the Association. However, if legal counsel is to attend, the Association will inform the Employer ten (10) working days in advance of the meeting; (d) waive the his/her right to respond to the disciplinary measure should the Member he/she fail to respond within ten (10) working days of receipt of the written notice, either personally or through an Association representative. In such case, the Employer reserves the right to proceed with its disciplinary measure.

Communication of Disciplinary Measures. Any Member who is disciplined under the provisions of this Article will: (a) be sent a written notice of the disciplinary measure, to be delivered electronically, by hand, or to the Member’s last known address by registered mail. The written notice will include the following information: the specific nature of the offense, the reasons for taking the action, the measures that must be taken for corrective action if appropriate, the consequences if not adhered to if appropriate, a summary of the evidence supporting the allegation, and, where relevant, the identity of any witnesses upon whose testimony the Employer is relying, unless identification could put the witness at risk. If required, the written notice will also include the dates of commencement of a suspension and, where possible, termination of the suspension. The letter will inform the Member of the Member’s his/her right to seek advice from the Association. A copy of the letter will be sent to the President of the Association and the CASBU Officer with the permission of the Member, except where such permission is not required as indicated in this Article; (b) reserve the right to respond to the notice of discipline, either in writing or by an arranged meeting with the Employer, within ten (10) working days of the receipt of the written notice; (c) reserve the right, in dealing with the Employer, to be accompanied by an Association representative or to be represented by a person, including legal counsel, appointed for that purpose by the Member or the Association. However, if legal counsel is to attend, the Association will inform the Employer ten (10) working days in advance of the meeting;. (d) waive the his/her right to respond to the disciplinary measure should the Member he/she fail to respond within ten (10) working days of receipt of the written notice, either personally or through an Association representative. In such case, the Employer reserves the right to proceed with its disciplinary measure.

Communication of Disciplinary Measures. Any Member who is disciplined under the provisions of this Article will: (a) be sent a written notice of the disciplinary measure, to be delivered electronically, by hand, or to the Member’s last known address by registered mail. The written notice will include the following information: the specific nature of the offense, the reasons for taking the action, the measures that must be taken for corrective action if appropriate, the consequences if not adhered to if appropriate, a summary of the evidence supporting the allegation, and, where relevant, the identity of any witnesses upon whose testimony the Employer is relying, unless identification could put the witness at risk. If required, the written notice will also include the dates of commencement of a suspension and, where possible, termination of the suspension. The letter will inform the Member of the Member’s his/her right to seek advice from the Association. A copy of the letter will be sent to the President of the Association and the CASBU Officer with the permission of the Member, except where such permission is not required as indicated in this Article; (b) reserve the right to respond to the notice of discipline, either in writing or by an arranged meeting with the Employer, within ten (10) working days of the receipt of the written notice; (c) reserve the right, in dealing with the Employer, to be accompanied by an Association representative or to be represented by a person, including legal counsel, appointed for that purpose by the Member or the Association. However, if legal counsel is to attend, the Association will inform the Employer ten (10) working days in advance of the meeting; (dx) waive the xxxxx his/her right to respond to the disciplinary measure should the Member he/she fail to respond within ten (10) working days of receipt of the written notice, either personally or through an Association representative. In such case, the Employer reserves the right to proceed with its disciplinary measure.