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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DePaul University Human Resources Progressive Disciplinary Action Form in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This is essential for record-keeping purposes.
  3. Fill in the employee's name and Employee ID number, along with their hire date. Accurate information here is crucial for identification.
  4. Specify the department and the name of the department manager responsible for this action.
  5. In the 'Action Taken' section, check one of the options provided (e.g., Verbal Counseling, Written Counseling). Ensure you select only one that applies.
  6. Document the date of counseling and provide a reason for counseling in the designated fields. This helps clarify the context of disciplinary actions.
  7. If there were prior discussions or counseling issued, indicate whether they were oral or written, along with their dates.
  8. Include any employee comments or remarks in the appropriate section to ensure their perspective is noted.
  9. Finally, both the employee and manager should sign and date where indicated to confirm that this form has been reviewed together.

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There are three possible forms of progressive discipline: letter of warning, suspension, or termination.
Progressive discipline is a structured corrective action process designed to address employee performance and behavioral issues. Its aim is to help managers and supervisors enforce disciplinary action by offering employees an opportunity to correct issues before escalating punishment.
Although progressive discipline is typically a step-by-step process, some situations may justify skipping steps. These include: Serious misconduct (e.g., theft, violence, fraud) Health and safety violations.
More serious infringements or repeated misconduct may call for a final warning, or other action short of dismissal. Dismissal should be reserved for cases of serious misconduct or repeated offences. Progressive discipline ranges from written warnings, final written warnings, and ultimately, dismissal.
Depending on the organization and available resources, HRs role in workplace disciplinary action varies. In some companies, HR is only involved in more serious disciplinary actions. In other organizations, they may be involved in all disciplinary meetings.

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In cases of extremely poor performance, where an employer is certain the employee will not respond to coaching, training, or mentoring, skipping progressive discipline and going straight to termination may be the best move. Especially in a smaller company where every workers performance matters even more.

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