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Just because an employee has resigned does not mean an employer cannot take disciplinary action against him should the employer need to. Therefore, if an employee commits misconduct during this period (or the employer becomes aware of misconduct), the employee can still be disciplined.
You also need to consider that even if you do resign, your employer could continue the disciplinary process during your notice period, and ultimately still dismiss you for gross misconduct. This would supersede your resignation, with the effect that the balance of your notice period is cut short.
The period of notice is usually specified in your employment agreement. So even after you resign, your employment continues for weeks, or even months. It would be overtaken by the employer's decision to dismiss you during your notice period. In short, your employment will have ended by dismissal, not resignation.
The employer is fully entitled to proceed with the disciplinary hearing even if the employee has resigned. Employees must remember that when they tend a letter of resignation, it is not a resignation that terminates the contract immediately upon handing the resignation letter to the employer.
Any employee has the right to resign their position, subject to complying with the notice requirements in their contract, at any time. However, your employer is under no obligation to do this and could still confirm in a reference that you resigned your position whilst subject to disciplinary proceedings.
What are the allegations? You must find out exactly what the allegations against you are prior to the disciplinary meeting. Obtain a copy of your employer's disciplinary procedure. Always attend the disciplinary meeting. Take a disciplinary statement. Appeal.
Review the file. Review the employee's file and performance records to get a better understanding of past performance and behavior. Prepare for the employee discussion. Hold a meeting. State objectives. Ask for input. Provide a copy. Schedule a follow-up.
What are the allegations? You must find out exactly what the allegations against you are prior to the disciplinary meeting. Obtain a copy of your employer's disciplinary procedure. Always attend the disciplinary meeting. Take a disciplinary statement. Appeal.
If an employer finds there has been gross misconduct, they should still carry out an investigation and the full disciplinary procedure. They might then decide on dismissal without notice or payment in lieu of notice. Examples of gross misconduct in the workplace could include: fraud.
Instant dismissal, more accurately called summary dismissal or dismissal without notice, should only be considered in cases involving acts of 'gross misconduct'. Even then, fair disciplinary procedures must be followed, so dismissal is hardly ever literally 'instant'.
Employer disciplinary action is a response by the employer to problems with employee performance or behavior. It may come in the form of a verbal or written reprimand or the loss of employee privileges. The purpose of disciplinary action is to correct behavior and document issues.
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