Common use of First Written Warning Clause in Contracts

First Written Warning. If the Employer considers that the Employee conduct, capacity or performance has been unsatisfactory and has not met the Employer’s standards a written warning may be issued to the Employee, provided that the Employer may skip this step and issue a First and Final warning if the Employee’s conduct, capacity or performance warrants the issue of such a warning.

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First Written Warning. If the Employer considers that the Employee Employee’s conduct, capacity or performance has been unsatisfactory and has not met the Employer’s standards a written warning may be issued to the Employee, provided that the Employer may skip this step and issue a First and Final warning if the Employee’s conduct, capacity or performance warrants the issue of such a warning.