Recommendation to Terminate Employment Sample Clauses

Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A Xxxx or Divisional Head who proposes to terminate the employment of an employee following the procedures outlined in subclause 35.1 above will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the Executive Delegate. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by the University in accordance with subclause 35.1 and any response made by the employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the employee. An employee will have a period of five (5) working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide to the Executive Delegate a submission in response to the recommendation. (d) The Executive Delegate will make a final determination as to whether the employment should be terminated having taken into account both the Xxxx/Divisional Head’s recommendation and any response by the employee.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A Faculty Xxxx or Divisional Head who proposes to terminate the employment of an employee following the procedures outlined in subclauses 28.1 or 28.2 will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by the University in accordance with subclauses 28.1 or 28.2 (whichever is applicable) and any response made by the employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the employee. An employee will have a period of five working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor a submission in response to the recommendation. (d) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor will make a final determination as to whether the employment should be terminated having taken into account both the Faculty Xxxx/Divisional Head’s recommendation and any response by the employee.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A Xxxx or Divisional Head who proposes to terminate the employment of an Employee following the procedures outlined in subclause 35.1 will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the Chief Human Resources Officer. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by UNSW in accordance with subclauses 35.1 and any response made by the Employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the Employee. An Employee will have 5 working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide the Chief Human Resources Officer with any response to the recommendation. (d) The Chief Human Resources Officer will make a final determination as to whether the employment should be terminated having taken into account both the Xxxx or Divisional Head’s recommendation and any response by the Employee.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A supervisor or supervisor's supervisor who proposes to terminate the employment of an employee following the procedures outlined in subclauses 19.1 or 19.2 will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by the University in accordance with subclauses 19.1 or 19.2 (whichever is applicable) and any response made by the employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the employee. An employee will have a period of seven working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor a submission in response to the recommendation. (d) Pending receipt of any response by the employee in accordance with subclause 19.3(c) above, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor may direct the employee to be absent from the workplace on full pay. (e) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor will make a final determination as to whether the employment should be terminated having taken into account both the supervisor’s recommendation and any response by the employee.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A supervisor or supervisor's supervisor who proposes to terminate the employment of an employee following the procedures outlined in subclauses 29.1 or 29.2 will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by the University in accordance with subclauses 29.1 or 29.2 (whichever is applicable) and any response made by the employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the employee. An employee will have a period of seven working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor a submission in response to the recommendation.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) Where, following the procedures outlined in subclauses 22.2 or 22.3, the Director of Studies proposes to terminate the employment of an employee, the Director will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the CEO. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by NewSouth Global in accordance with subclauses 22.2 or
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A Manager who proposes to terminate the employment of an Employee following the procedures outlined in clause 50.1 will prepare a recommendation to the General Manager (or their nominee) for consideration by the Group HR Manager (or their nominee). (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by the Manager in accordance with clause 50.1 and any response made by the Employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the Employee. An Employee will have a period of five (5) working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide to the General Manager a submission in response to the recommendation. (d) The General Manager will make a final determination as to whether the employment should be terminated having taken into account both the Manager’s recommendation and any response by the Employee.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A Manager who proposes to terminate the employment of an Employee following the procedures outlined in clause 51.1 above will prepare a recommendation to the General Manager (or their nominee) for consideration by the Group HR Manager (or their nominee). (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by the Supervisor / Manager in accordance with clause 51.1 and any response made by the Employee, including mitigating circumstances and any other relevant material. (c) A copy of the recommendation will be provided to the Employee. An Employee will have a period of five (5) working days after being provided with a copy of the recommendation to provide to the General Manager (or their nominee) a submission in response to the recommendation.
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Recommendation to Terminate Employment. (a) A supervisor or supervisor's supervisor who proposes to terminate the employment of an employee following the procedures outlined in subclauses 19.1 or 19.2 will prepare a recommendation for consideration by the Chief Executive Officer. (b) The recommendation will clearly set out the reasons for the recommendation, the steps taken by NewSouth Global in accordance with subclauses 19.1 or
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