Investigative Meeting. The supervisor will notify an employee in advance to attend an interview for disciplinary purposes of an exploratory nature. At such a meeting, or if the employee believes that any discussion with the supervisor might be the basis of disciplinary action, the employee will be accompanied by a xxxxxxx, provided this does not result in an undue or unreasonable delay of the meeting, discussion, or of the action to be taken.
Investigative Meeting. An investigation meeting will be held where an allegation or issue arises where further detail or evidence is required to inform whether or not a disciplinary meeting and or action is appropriate. Employees will receive a letter inviting them to attend an investigative meeting and will be informed of the nature of the allegations or concern to be discussed at the meeting. They will also be informed of their right to seek legal advice and their right to be accompanied to the meeting. At the meeting the employee will be given the opportunity to respond to the allegations and provide an explanation of events or to provide detail of any mitigating circumstances that they feel should be taken into consideration. If necessary adjournments may be required to investigate information provided by the employee in their response. Employees have the right to be accompanied to an investigative or disciplinary meeting. They may elect to have a work colleague, a union representative or advocate, a lawyer or family member or friend accompany them. The role of the representative is to provide morale support and advice. They can ask questions and take notes of the discussion but may not prevent the employee from participating in the meeting. Employees are encouraged to be accompanied in circumstances where; • There is a possibility that the investigation will lead to disciplinary action • There are legal questions or issues involved • The employee is inexperienced and may be overwhelmed by the situation • There may be cultural or language considerations Provided the employee is made aware of this right but elects not to be accompanied, this has no impact on the procedural fairness of the process. Metlifecare has an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) that provides free, confidential support to employees on a 24/7 basis. Managers should encourage employees undergoing an investigative and/ or disciplinary process to utilise this service for additional support.
Investigative Meeting. Any employee who is called into a meeting, which they believe could lead to discipline, will have the right to have a shop xxxxxxx present.
Investigative Meeting a. A Flight Attendant shall not be disciplined or discharged without previously being afforded a meeting before the Director of Inflight or her designee, provided the Flight Attendant has made herself available for the hearing.
b. The purpose of the investigatory hearing is to offer the Flight Attendant an opportunity to provide relevant facts and mitigating circumstances regarding her situation prior to the disposition of her case.
c. The Flight Attendant shall be notified, with concurrent notice to the Union, of the time and place of the meeting. The notice must specifically reference that discipline may be assessed, describe the nature of the matter or incident to be discussed, and inform the Flight Attendant of her right to bring a Union Representative as provided below.
d. The Flight Attendant shall have the right to be accompanied to the meeting by a Union Representative. Up to two additional Union Representative may be present at the hearing. No meeting will be held without Union representation if such representation is requested and is available within a reasonable period of time, unless the Flight Attendant waives her right to Union representation.
e. Nothing herein shall prevent the Company from holding a Flight Attendant out of service with pay until a meeting has been held and a decision arrived at in writing by the Company.
Investigative Meeting. If you are in breach of any of the above terms and conditions of your Occupancy License, you may be required to attend an investigative meeting with the Campus Residences Disciplinary Committee.
