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F H I J K L TableofContents Gyou feel a written warning is appropriate.
B. Complete the
Written Warning Proposal Form .Employee Relations can assist you with
what information is needed on the Written Warning Proposal form and walk you through the
process.
C. The form must include the following:
1)
brief summary of the unacceptable behavior or performance with specific policies/
behaviors violated;
2)
dates and reasons for any related previous coaching and/or corrective actions; and
3)
obtain all signatures on form.
D. Set up a meeting with the employee to hand deliver the
Written Warning Proposal formand review its contents. Allow the employee to give any reasons why a written warning should
not be imposed. Should the employee want to take some time before responding, allow him/
her to do so by the end of the next business day.
E. Consult with Employee Relations about the decision and fill out the
Corrective Action Decision Formto include the information on the Proposal form and the employee’s response.
A decision should not be made before two business days of giving the employee the Written
Warning Proposal form. This gives you, the supervisor, a couple of days to think about the
decision and the employee’s reasons/response for the unsatisfactory behavior/performance. In
most cases, the decision should be delivered to the employee within five (5) business days.
F. Arrange another meeting with the employee to hand deliver the
Corrective Action Decision form .The decision form must include the following:
1)
restate the information from the
Written Warning Proposal form;
2)
the employee’s response;
3)
a statement that the employee is subject to future corrective action should his/her
performance or behavior not improve to a satisfactory level; and
4)
obtain all signatures on form.
G. Advise the employee to contact Employee Relations about the appeal process for written
warnings.
H. Develop a
Corrective Action Plan (CAP)within 5 business days of delivering the decision
and consulting with Employee Relations.
I. The CAP must include the following:




