Reprimand definition

Reprimand means written censure for specified college regulatory violations.

Reprimand means the formal reproof of a licensee for violation of the Pharmacy Practice Act or Rules and Regulations of the Board.

Reprimand means to publicly warn the holder of a cre- dential.

Examples of Reprimand in a sentence

• The Board issued a Letter of Reprimand, and further, assessed a fine of $250 plus administrative costs.

• Employees who either willfully or negligently violate the provisions of the Code may be subject to any or all of the following sanctions: Formal Written Warning and Written Reprimand (with copy to supervisor and personnel file), Bans on Personal Trading, Monetary Penalty, Disgorgement of Trading Profits, Suspension or Termination.

• Personnel actions shall fall into three (3) categories: Reprimand, Suspension and Dismissal.

• The Board issued a Letter of Reprimand, and further, assessed a fine of $1,000 plus administrative costs.

• Copies of the Letter of Reprimand will be given to the employee, the Union, and the Human Resources Manager for placement in the employee’s official personnel file.

More Definitions of Reprimand

Reprimand means a "Letter of Reprimand," which is a letter from the Association to an Association member or MLS Participant or Subscriber, advising of a lack of professional conduct or a violation of MLS rules determined by a "due process" hearing by a hearing Panel, and advising that the letter is to be construed as an official reprimand.

Reprimand means a formal reproof of a person for violation of this Chapter or rules and regulations of the board.

Reprimand means a public and formal censure against a license or registration.

Reprimand means any written letter of reprimand action taken by supervisory personnel as a result of an employee violation or infraction of District policies, procedures, regulations, or administrative directives that is to be included in the employee's District personnel file.

Reprimand means a note to file of a credential holder for his or her conduct, which does not rise to the level of a suspension or revocation of a credential, which can be used in the event of a subsequent investigation;

Reprimand means an enforcement action under s. DHS 110.56.

Reprimand means the oral or written reprimand delivered by the Dean to a student found to have committed an Honor Code violation, as provided in Section 3.1.