November's Breakfast Briefing - Gross Misconduct | Scottish Engineering

November’s Breakfast Briefing – Gross Misconduct

Catch up with November’s Breakfast Briefing – Gross Misconduct

Presented by our Solicitor & Legal Adviser, Amie Trainor, this months’ briefing provides a refresher on the topic of ‘gross misconduct’. The session looks at gross misconduct as a concept; different types of gross misconduct; the correct process to deal with gross misconduct and a discussion on best practice in terms of your policies and procedures.

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Please look out for details of forthcoming Breakfast Briefings, which take place on the first Wednesday of the month from 08:00-08:30. If you have any questions on this Breakfast Briefing or suggestions for future briefings, then please contact Amie Trainor in the ScotEng legal team.

Tel: 0141 221 3181

Email: amietrainor@scottishengineering.org.uk

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