This document outlines the termination procedure for student employees. It details a three step disciplinary process for infractions like failing to perform job duties or being absent without permission. The first offense results in a verbal warning, the second a written warning, and the third may result in suspension or termination. It also describes the resignation process, including giving two weeks notice for hourly or weekly employees and four weeks notice for monthly employees. The resignation must be in writing and include the last day of work.
This document outlines the termination procedure for student employees. It details a three step disciplinary process for infractions like failing to perform job duties or being absent without permission. The first offense results in a verbal warning, the second a written warning, and the third may result in suspension or termination. It also describes the resignation process, including giving two weeks notice for hourly or weekly employees and four weeks notice for monthly employees. The resignation must be in writing and include the last day of work.
This document outlines the termination procedure for student employees. It details a three step disciplinary process for infractions like failing to perform job duties or being absent without permission. The first offense results in a verbal warning, the second a written warning, and the third may result in suspension or termination. It also describes the resignation process, including giving two weeks notice for hourly or weekly employees and four weeks notice for monthly employees. The resignation must be in writing and include the last day of work.
This document outlines the termination procedure for student employees. It details a three step disciplinary process for infractions like failing to perform job duties or being absent without permission. The first offense results in a verbal warning, the second a written warning, and the third may result in suspension or termination. It also describes the resignation process, including giving two weeks notice for hourly or weekly employees and four weeks notice for monthly employees. The resignation must be in writing and include the last day of work.
As a student employee, failure to meet your job responsibilities or to
abide by department rules may result in disciplinary action. Infractions include, but are not limited to:
The failure to perform job duties adequately and in a professional
manner, unexcused absence or tardiness, leaving the job without permission, violating safety practices or failure to record hours worked accurately.
In the event that disciplinary action is necessary, the following
processes will be followed to enable a review of the circumstances surrounding your behavior. Except in serious cases of rules violation requiring immediate action, the following procedures will be used by your supervisor:
1. A verbal warning by your supervisor for the first offense.
2. Documentation of the same offense a second time by your
supervisor, in the form of a written warning.
a. A copy of the written warning must be provided to you from
your supervisor, and a copy should be sent to the Student Employment Office by your supervisor b. The warning should include suggestions and a time period for correcting the unacceptable behavior. c. Follow-up by your supervisor is required to ensure correction of the problem.
3. A third offense may warrant a decision by your supervisor to
suspend or terminate your employment.
Resignation is a voluntary separation from the company. It is the
staff member's responsibility to submit a notice to his/her manager stating the reason for the resignation and the date of the last day worked at TimeOut. Resignation notice period must be days worked, not Paid Time Off (PTO). PTO cannot be taken in this time, and any accrued PTO will be paid out following their resignation date. The resignation date must reflect the last day the employee will be in the office.
A staff member paid on a weekly or hourly basis is expected to give at
least two (2) weeks notice and a staff member paid on a monthly basis is expected to give at least four (4) weeks notice. The notice should be in writing.