Written Warning Discipline Notice Form
Written Warning Discipline Notice Form
Violations
Attendance Vile, Foul or Abusive Language
Unauthorized Absence Safety/Carelessness
Tardiness Willful Damage to District Property
Insubordination Harassment
Conduct Falsification of Documentation
Endangerment to others Other
Disciplinary Action
Oral Reprimand
Written Reprimand
Suspension with out pay days
Recommendation for Termination
I have read this Notice of Discipline and understand it. (Employee needs to sign each page of supporting documentati
have been made aware of that)
The above disciplinary action has been noted and this form will be made part of the above employee’s permanent file
Strive to provide disciplinary action to be positive and corrective in nature, whenever possible. The severity of the di
administered shall be no greater than necessary to achieve the desired result.
Types of disciplinary action:
Oral Reprimand – An oral discussion with the employee during which the supervisor, program coordinator, or directo
the nature of the violation, the corrective action necessary, and the consequences of future violations, and obtains the
commitment to corrective action. An oral reprimand is to be documented.
Written Reprimand – A written reprimand is written notification to the employee concerning unacceptable performan
corrective action necessary, the consequences of failure to bring about corrective action. This is usually the second s
violation.
Suspension – Suspension is a written notice given by the Program Coordinator/Director to the employee suspending h
three days per infraction without pay. This is usually the third step involving a minor infraction, the second step for a
offense, and the first step for an even more serious offense.
Sent Home without Pay – A supervisor has the ability to send an employee home immediately without pay for the rem
inappropriate actions.
Termination – Termination is taken by the Program Coordinator/Director with board approval to terminate an employ
with the district. A recommendation for termination is usually the fourth step involving offenses of a minor nature, th
step in more serious offenses, and the first step in flagrant violations.
I understand the above violations and have discussed them with my supervisor/program
coordinator/director and agree to take steps to meet the corrective actions in a timely manner.
Statement of
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