Results of Preliminary Assessment Sample Clauses

Results of Preliminary Assessment. It is imperative that the Preliminary Assessment be conducted in a timely manner in order to minimize the impact on all parties. The assessment findings shall be provided to the Executive Director (ED) or designate for review and action. (a) If the Employer determines there is no impact on the workplace, the employee is returned to current duties. (b) If the Employer determines there is an impact on the workplace, the ED or designate consults Human Resources and determines if the employee is unable or unsuitable to perform the current duties. In many cases alterations can be made to the position to ensure there is no impact and allow the employee to work while a formal investigation is undertaken. (c) If alteration to the position is not possible, an interim redeployment to other work that is available and suitable for the employee shall occur. Compensation during such an interim redeployment shall be at the employee’s current rate of pay. (d) Only once alternative work assignments have been thoroughly explored and determined to be unviable should a leave of absence be considered. There must be compelling and exceptional reasons to warrant placing the employee on a leave of absence of any kind or duration. (i) A leave of absence in such circumstances shall normally be with pay. These situations should be reviewed with the ED to ensure appropriateness and consistency of application. (ii) A formal investigation should then be conducted to determine the nature and extent of the alleged inappropriate behaviour or wrong doing.
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Results of Preliminary Assessment. The Preliminary Assessment shall be conducted in a timely manner. The assessment findings shall be provided to the Executive Director or designate for review and action. (a) The Executive Director or designate, in consultation with Human Resources, shall determine if the employee is unable or unsuitable to perform the current duties. In many cases alterations can be made to the position to ensure there is no impact and allow the employee to work while a formal investigation is undertaken. (b) If alteration to the position is not possible, an alternative work assignment to other work that may be available and suitable for the employee may occur. Should this occur, compensation shall be at the employee’s current rate of pay. (c) A leave of absence will be considered only when alternative work assignments have been thoroughly explored and determined to be unviable. Should there be no alternative work assignment, a leave of absence with pay will occur.
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Results of Preliminary Assessment. It is imperative that the preliminary assessment be conducted in a timely manner in order to minimize the impact on all parties. The assessment findings shall be provided to the Executive Director (ED) or designate for review and action. (a) If the Employer determines there is no impact on the workplace, the employee is returned to current duties. (b) If the Employer determines there is an impact on the workplace, the ED or designate consults Human Resources and determines if the employee is unable or unsuitable to perform the current duties. (c) A leave of absence in such circumstances shall be with pay. These situations should be reviewed by ED to ensure appropriateness and consistency of application. (d) A formal investigation should then be conducted to determine the nature and extent of the alleged inappropriate behaviour or wrongdoing.
Sample 1
Results of Preliminary Assessment. It is imperative that the Preliminary Assessment be conducted in a timely manner in order to minimize the impact on all parties. The assessment findings shall be provided to the Executive Director (ED) or designate for review and action. (a) If the Employer determines there is no impact on the workplace, the employee is returned to current duties. (b) If the Employer determines there is an impact on the workplace, the ED or designate consults Human Resources and determines if the employee is unable or unsuitable to perform the current duties. In many cases alterations can be made to the position to ensure there is no impact and allow the employee to work while a formal investigation is undertaken. (c) If alteration to the position is not possible, an interim redeployment to other work that is available and suitable for the employee shall occur. Compensation during such an interim redeployment shall be at the employee’s current rate of pay.
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