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1. Employee Information: Basic identification details including employee name, ID number, department, position, and supervisor
2. Incident Details: Specific information about the violation including date, time, location, and nature of the incident
3. Type of Violation: Classification of the violation (e.g., attendance, performance, conduct) and whether it's a first offense or repeat violation
4. Description of Incident: Detailed account of what occurred, including specific behaviors, actions, or inactions that violated company policy
5. Company Policies Violated: Reference to specific company policies, procedures, or standards that were breached
6. Previous Warnings: Documentation of any prior disciplinary actions or warnings related to similar incidents
7. Corrective Action: Specific measures being taken (warning, suspension, probation, etc.) and expectations for improvement
8. Timeline for Improvement: Clear deadlines and milestones for expected behavioral or performance changes
9. Consequences: Statement of potential consequences if improvement is not shown or if further violations occur
10. Signatures: Space for employee, supervisor, and HR representative signatures and dates
1. Employee Response: Space for employee to provide their perspective or response to the disciplinary action
2. Performance Improvement Plan: Detailed plan for addressing performance issues, used when violation relates to job performance
3. Union Representative: Section for union representative information and signature, required if employee is union-represented
4. Witness Statement: Space for witness information and accounts, used when incident involved witnesses
5. Appeal Rights: Information about the employee's right to appeal the disciplinary action and the process
6. Medical Accommodation: Section for documenting any relevant medical accommodations, used when disability or medical conditions are relevant
7. Investigation Details: Summary of any investigation conducted, used for serious violations requiring formal investigation
1. Evidence Documentation: Copies of relevant evidence supporting the disciplinary action (e.g., attendance records, performance data, incident reports)
2. Relevant Company Policies: Copies of specific company policies or procedures that were violated
3. Previous Disciplinary Records: Copies of prior disciplinary actions or warnings relevant to the current incident
4. Performance Metrics: Documentation of performance standards and actual performance, used for performance-related discipline
5. Training Records: Evidence of relevant training or instruction provided to the employee prior to the incident
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