Common use of Disciplinary Notices Clause in Contracts

Disciplinary Notices. 4.02.01 The Employer shall give an employee written notice of discharge, suspension or any other documented disciplinary action for just cause, stating the exact nature of the infraction and the evidence. 4.02.02 Where an employee is required to meet with the Employer for the purpose of receiving discipline or for the purpose of investigation where discipline is contemplated, the employee shall be entitled to have a Union Representative present during such meeting. 4.02.03 An employee has a right to examine their personnel file upon request, provided that a duly authorized Human Resource Services Division representative is present. The employee may reply in writing to any document contained in the file which reflects upon their work performance with the Employer and such reply shall become part of their permanent record. 4.02.04 Past disciplinary notices shall be deemed void after an employee has maintained a clear record with no infraction for eighteen (18) months. Following eighteen (18) months the disciplinary notices shall be removed from personnel files.

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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