STUDENT TRANSFER REQUEST Students are expected to attend the school to which their residence is zoned, except in unusual circumstances. Transfer requests must include a completed Application Form, Proof of Current Address, Photo ID, a Letter stating the reason for the desire to transfer and any accompanying documentation requested. Transfer requests are only considered for the four areas listed below. Childcare, Employee Option, and Programmatic transfer requests are only considered March 1 –May
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providing him medical journals to improve his sales and setting a realistic goals to be achieved. On July 15, 1991 Fred had been fired by his boss Jim Reed for not performing up to company standards, not meeting company sales goals and excessive tardiness. Fred position was replaced by a 24 years-old Eric Adeson. Fred believes that the new evaluation and motivation system was unfair against the company senior sales representatives and his age was the real reasons for the firing, because he refused
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Individual Assignment 1 Chief Steward---Absenteeism---Discharge Question 1: Legal strikes and illegal strikes are dramatically different in terms of how they are viewed in Labour Law. Discuss. (5 marks) There are several different practices that need to be taken into account before a strike can begin. The differences between a legal and illegal strike are outlined in the Labour Relations Act and should be followed by all unions. Question 2: How should Bob begin to address this situation
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ABSENTEEISM AND TARDINESS An employee, who misses work, even part of a day, is expensive for an employer. The company frequently must pay for those unproductive hours—for example, by providing sick pay to an employee who calls in sick. In addition, the other employees may be less productive when they have to cover for someone who is absent or tardy. A recent survey found that absenteeism cost employers an average of $645 per employee in 2003. The company provides sick days for good reasons: to allow
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Overview Treetop Forest Products is an independent operated company build over 30 years ago. Like many other sawmills in BC, Treetop takes raw logs and cuts them into building grade lumber to sell. This amounts to about 60% of the product. The other higher grade logs are developed into premium grade products. The lumber industry is a highly competitive market with companies needing to set themselves apart from each other through finishing, packaging and looks of the products when they ready for
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Jennifer’s ability to function at the level for her position has been unsatisfactory. Jennifer’s degree (course study) implemented she would be the ideal candidate. Additional training and support has been provided for her. Jennifer has not been receptive to the training and has praised her performance as highly functional. I will have a meeting with Jennifer; along with a lead discussing a 60 day performance improvement plan. The lead will serve as a witness and Jennifer’s preceptor. The meeting
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The reason for this Rbi is to inform the reader of accountability, the duties of NCO's, and failure to report. Websters dictionary describes accountability as “the state of being accountable, liable, or answerable” and the DOD describes it as “The obligation imposed by law or lawful order or regulation on an officer or other person for keeping accurate record of property, documents, or funds. The person having this obligation may or may not have actual possession of the property, documents, or
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Employee-At-Will-Doctrine Jennifer Carter Professor Wendy White LEG500 – Law, Ethics, and Corporate Governance October 28, 2012 Abstract This paper will discuss issues relating to the Employment-At-Will Doctrine and the employer’s liability based on actions and responses to the employee’s behavior and actions. It will discuss the steps that are needed to be taken if the skills, competence and abilities of an employee to be productive and efficient in completing the required task of employment
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Employment-At-Will Doctrine David Adam Danovsky Strayer University Professor: Teresa L. Smallwood, J.D., MDiv. Legal 500 Saturday, July 21, 2012 Problem 1 The first action I would take with Jennifer is to discuss her duties, tasks and responsibilities that were outlined in her original hiring package. This would take place in a formal counseling session with a person of the same sex as a witness and her appointed Human Resource representative. In this case
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Abstract The term employment at will is a familiar one for most employees, especially for management staff. It is often included in job offer letter, in policies, and during discussion pertaining to involuntary termination. It is a legal doctrine that states that an employment relationship may be terminated by the employer or employee at any time and for any or no reason. This paper will discuss the liability of an employer based on actions and responses to the employee's behavior and actions
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