Retention of Disciplinary Letters Sample Clauses

Retention of Disciplinary Letters. Except as specifically provided in the Education Code, disciplinary letters placed in an employee's personnel file will remain in the file. The manager or supervisor issuing a disciplinary letter shall acknowledge in writing to the employee within one (1) year of the occurrence that the behavior or conduct has been corrected. Disciplinary letters that are not acknowledged as corrected by the manager, or that do not result in more progressive discipline, may be requested to be removed from the employee's file after two (2) years. The Vice President of Human Resources and Risk Management may determine if the letter should be removed from the employee file.
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