Discipline and Dismissal
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Are you responsible for holding disciplinary interviews? It has never been so important that you properly convene and conduct these interviews. Are you up to speed on statutory disputes resolution procedures? Do you know who has a right to know what went on and who does not? This one day programme is designed to bring you up to date and help you plan what to ask and what to say.
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Course content
- Understanding your role
- When you should ask someone else to conduct a disciplinary interview
- What is the difference between an investigatory interview and a disciplinary interview?
- Types of interview and when to use them
- The role of the handbook/procedural rules
- Companion rights - who is entitled to attend
- The role of the companion
- Witness statements - who should see them, when?
- Identifying key issues for further examination
- Planning a disciplinary interview
- Compulsory meetings? Changes to the system
- When to consider an adjournment
- Procedural problems
- Statutory disputes resolutuion - double or quits if you dont comply?
- Notes and note taking
- Communicating your decision
- Appeal options
- Data Protection - how long should your keep records for?
Workshop Approach
- Delegates should bring their own disciplinary rules/handbooks for discussion
- Maximum open discussion
Who Should Attend
Anyone who conducts disciplinary interviews
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