MINOR ISSUES. An authorised representative of EIFS may verbally caution an employee in the presence of the Staff or Local Representative. Written confirmation of the caution shall be sent to the employee and the staff representative.
MINOR ISSUES. Gatings are a consequence of not abiding by the school policies, rules and regulations. #1 Gating – loss of the student’s next free night #2 Gating – loss of the student’s next free night and hourly check in with a staff member in “uniform” Students will be gated due to poor student choices that generally affect the School’s ability to ensure the child’s safety. These situations include the following: • Failure to sign-out or not asking for permission to leave the school. • Failure to return on time, or call when running late after being off campus for 3 hours. • Failure to return to the school by evening curfew. • Receiving 3X’s in one day (English-only board). • Failure of room inspection for 3 days in one week (students will be warned on the 2nd failure). • Missed or late to class or school activity (if late more than 5 minutes without excuse). Detentions will be granted if you are: • Late or uncooperative at bedtime • Disrespectful and uncooperative during study hall or a scheduled activity • Out of room after lights out without permission from an RA • In another student’s room after bedtime • Late for morning assembly • Missing an assigned duty (Noodle Nook, Great Hall, etc.) • Chewing gum in the school • Sleeping in class or during study hall • Using inappropriate language or tone with staff and/or students • Late for or missing a meal MAJOR CONSEQUENCES Sometimes behaviour offences are more serious and there are some actions that will never be tolerated. These major offences will result in a meeting with the Head of School and can have serious consequences. Major offences include: ³ Fighting ³ Bullying, harassment or intimidation ³ Verbal, physical or sexual abuse ³ Boys in a girl’s room or girls in a boy’s room ³ Inappropriate physical intimacy ³ Intentionally breaking curfew ³ Inappropriate computer use ³ Disrespect for staff or property ³ Academic dishonesty ³ Stealing ³ Smoking or other tobacco use ³ Use of drugs or alcohol Consequences for major offenses include: • Gating # 2 - reporting every hour on free time in proper dress code, with no external activities • Supervised work hours • Suspension (student will have to leave the school for a short period) • Expulsion (student will have to leave the school permanently) If a student is suspended from school they will be expected to keep up with their school-work during their absence. If a student is suspended or expelled from school, there will be no refund of fees. If permitted to remain in the s...
MINOR ISSUES. A Severity 4 issue is a minor issue with limited or no loss in functionality within the End User environment. Severity 4 issues may also be used for recommendations for future product enhancements or modifications. Response Schedule Severity Level Severity 1 Severity 2 Severity 3 Severity 4 Initial Response Maximum response time 4 hours 3 Days 5 Days As available Work Schedule Continuous Workday Workday As available The Intel Online Issue Tracking Database will be monitored continuously, 24 hours X 7 days X 365 days per year, for the occurrence of Severity 1 issues. Intel will make commercially reasonable efforts to respond in accordance with the initial response times shown in the Response Schedule table above.
MINOR ISSUES. If Supplier or Customer identifies a substantive breach of responsibility, or other problem that requires resolution prior to the next Service Review, both Parties will engage in a joint effort of understanding and rectification of the issue. In the event this remedial effort fails, either party can proceed to Dispute Resolution.
