Prohibited Behavior definition
Prohibited Behavior means harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and/or workplace misconduct as defined in these Personnel Rules.
Prohibited Behavior means any of a group of identified behaviors that are deemed illegal or that create an unsafe, threatening or insecure environment for other participants. These behaviors can result in immediate expulsion from parks or park facilities with local law enforcement assistance if required.
Prohibited Behavior means any of a group of identified behaviors that are deemed illegal or that create an unsafe, threatening, or insecure environment for other participants, customers, or members of the public using the American Job Center. These behaviors can result in immediate expulsion from the American Job Center with local law enforcement assistance if required.
Examples of Prohibited Behavior in a sentence
To the extent any such allegations of Prohibited Behavior have been made, the respective Transferred Entity has promptly, thoroughly and impartially investigated all such allegations and, where it was determined that such allegation had potential merit, the respective Transferred Entity has taken prompt and appropriate action and the respective Transferred Entity would not reasonably be expected to have any liability related to such allegations.
More Definitions of Prohibited Behavior
Prohibited Behavior means any form of harassment, discrimination or retaliation or any other type of misconduct on the basis of a protected status or classification.
Prohibited Behavior means any of a group of identified behaviors that are deemed illegal or that create an unsafe, threatening, or insecure environment for other participants, customers, or members of the public using the American Job Center. These behaviors can result in immediate expulsion from the American Job Center with local law enforcement assistance if required. “Suspension” or “suspended” shall mean that an individual is provided written notice that he or she is not allowed on the premises and/or at a class of facilities of the American Job Center for a period of up to thirty (30) days as determined by staff at the American Job Center, generally for prohibited behavior.
Prohibited Behavior. – means a prohibited behavior as defined in the UCCMS; “Responsible Subcommittee” means as stated on Page 1 of the Policy; “UCCMS” means the Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport;