This discipline model is designed to be used as a reference when designing your company’s discipline policies and procedures. The left column outlines different examples of behavior and severity levels. The right column provides a continuum of disciplinary actions you may take as the severity of the behavior increases.
Behavior
|
Disciplinary Action
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Minor
Late to work
Waste of work materials
Poor work quality
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1. Informal Discussion
2. Verbal Warning
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Moderate
Not using protective equipment
Unsafe use of chemicals
Disrespecting a co-worker
Unauthorized absence
Failure to report an accident
Unsafe use of tools or machinery
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3. Written warning
4. Suspension
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Serious
Intoxication
Violent act
Theft of materials, tools
Serious sexual harassment
Endangering life or limb
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5. Termination
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