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Case Studies

Case Studies

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Case Studies

Dealing with the most serious disciplinary allegation and fighting to save your job

Published 23 May 2018
Dealing with the most serious disciplinary allegation and fighting to save your job Facing disciplinary action linked to a death is as serious as it can get for an employee. When Kelly, an ...

When writing an email spells disciplinary trouble for an employee

Published 15 May 2018
For an employee facing disciplinary action based on an incident that occurred a while ago it is likely to come as a shock. So you can imagine Carlton’s horror when he was invited to a discip...

The fallout when a disgruntled workmate seeks revenge

Published 02 May 2018
When colleagues fallout it can lead to malicious allegations being made and have serious repercussions in the workplace This is the position Sandra found herself in after she was suspended f...

Exposing the flaws in the disciplinary evidence to get the right outcome

Published 24 April 2018
Our representatives have seen it all when it comes to disciplinary cases and what seems to be a recurring theme is employers disciplining staff based on flawed evidence. Such cases cause an ...

When it’s right not to accept a warning

Published 18 April 2018
There are occasions when an employee is disciplined and not dismissed but left with a strong feeling of injustice. All workers have the right to appeal against any disciplinary action t...

Making sense of a misunderstanding that leaves an employee fearing the worst

Published 10 April 2018
There is no greater relief for an employee at the end of a disciplinary hearing than hearing or reading the words ‘we have decided not to take any further action.’ For an employee who has no...

Left high and dry after failing a workplace drug test

Published 04 April 2018
Left high and dry after failing a workplace drug test. In workplaces where drug testing is carried out failing such a test can have dire consequences So when HGV driver David tested positive ...

Being targeted and facing disciplinary action for all the wrong reasons

Published 27 March 2018
For an employee facing repeated disciplinary action the obvious conclusion is they are either not very good at their job or someone has really got it in for them. Cleaning supervisor George ...

When the odds really are stacked against you during the disciplinary process

Published 21 March 2018
For those who like a gamble betting on the outcome when an employee with a final warning is facing fresh disciplinary action may seem like a sure bet. When Anita was notified to attend a dis...

Failing to see the funny side of a workplace joke

Published 14 March 2018
The usual response to a bad joke is deathly silence but if it results in a threat to your job security it is certainly no laughing matter. When delivery driver Eric made a gag about work, th...

The unexpected outcome in a disciplinary case where the figures did not add up

Published 07 March 2018
When Joel was accused of performing badly at work he expected to be sacked. Joel was working in advertising sales and allegedly failing to hit targets. When he first met our representative h...

Help is at hand for the boss accused of wrongdoing

Published 28 February 2018
While managers may be used to conducting disciplinary proceedings against staff they do occasionally find themselves on the wrong end of the allegations. Our representatives at Castle Associ...