DISCIPLINE GENERALLY Sample Clauses

DISCIPLINE GENERALLY. Represented employees are sworn employees who are covered by Public Safety Officers’ Procedural Bill of Rights Act. The provisions provided in this article are intended to comply with that law. Employees may be subject to discipline if they engage in misconduct or if they have any of the performance deficiencies which are set forth below in Article 19.5 which have not been addressed through performance management. Generally, performance based discipline will not occur unless and until the employee has been given opportunities for improvement which have not been successful. Misconduct based discipline will generally use a progressive discipline approach (i.e., using discipline to modify behavior which gets progressively more severe if there is a continuation of the misconduct). However, depending on the severity of the particular misconduct, an employee could be subject to any of the various types of discipline from a warning to dismissal.
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