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    Some companies may even have a separate procedure for underperformance and may need to amend and adapt the finer details of this procedure and class it as a ‘capability’ procedure but they must still follow the basic principles of the policies. Ultimately, a well managed organisation rarely has to resort to disciplinary measures, but if needed, it is essential that the procedure is adhered to precisely. It is also worth mentioning that employers should aim to improve and not punish employees, but

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    King Leary’s Gross Misconduct The term gross misconduct is defined as, “a match penalty that was imposed to players and team personnel for extreme unsportsmanlike conduct.” (“Gross Misconduct” par. 1) This hockey term fits the character Percival ‘King’ Leary appropriately as he treated his dear friend Manny Oz very poorly. Although Leary made many mistakes in his friendship with Manfred, he manages to redeem himself at the end of the novel. In this paper, I will explain how Leary betrays Manny, how

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    leads to a great amount of research misconduct involving clinical research and deception to the public. This is unacceptable because it possesses potential to directly affect the general public. Unfortunately there has been monumental misconduct in clinical research that has directly affected the general population. The eradication of research misconduct is inevitable unless there is a serious change of policy and how those policies are enforced. Research misconduct is a problem all around the globe

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    Scientific Misconduct College students are constantly being warned about the consequences that come with breaking academic integrity, but do not fully understand why scientific misconduct is taken so seriously. Students studying in the field of science should be more educated on scientific misconduct in order to avoid real world mistakes and the consequences that may arise because of them. In the real world, some students will be using their knowledge to complete research and analyze data, which

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    group of black teenagers being pulled over because of the kind of car they are driving. Along with this act and many of other police corruption acts has caused the community to question themselves about law enforcement. Many of concerns about police misconduct on the street still continue throughout the community. Cities across the globe have experienced intense altercations stemming from deadly shootings of citizens and allegations of excessive use of force. Police are sworn in to “Protect and Serve”

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    Implications of Misconduct in Scientific Publishing Professional integrity in scientific research is an essential component in maintaining the reliability of data collected by researchers, not to mention the researchers themselves. However, studies have revealed that a concerning number of scientists have admitted to playing fast and loose with publishing guidelines. To consistently produce high-quality data, efforts must be made to curb the number of researchers who engage in scientific misconduct, such

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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I wish to express my sincere gratitude to Dr. Md. Ataur Rahman of Management Department of University of Dhaka for providing me an opportunity to do my assignment work on “Disciplinary Action in Organization”. LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL December 31, 2011 Dr. Md. Ataur Rahman Department of Management Studies Faculty of Business Studies University of Dhaka. Dear Sir, I am submitting to you the assignment report, due December 31, 2011, that you have assigned me in

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    Hunting Ground Case Study

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    nevertheless about one-third of students are victims of physical harassment. NOVA is strives to insure safety to its students and stuff, to do so different Departments are working to prevent, investigate, bring justice and help victims of sexual misconducts. According to the Nova campus police website, if

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    Culture is the collective attitude, intellect, and atmosphere that a community creates for itself. This includes values, traditions, and social norms. Specifically, organizational culture is within a community, group, or business that shares values, follows a code of conduct and standards, and holds its members accountable for their contributions. Organizational culture arises from the goals and mission set out by the company. A negligent culture can provoke and encourage inappropriate behavior between

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    Misconduct Summary

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    Behavior that is directed to a student from an educator and involves sexual misconduct, whether verbal, visual, or physical misconduct, are inappropriate actions that should be reported to the principal or designated principal immediately, so proper steps can be taken to investigate the matter. In the article, Know the Warning Signs of Educator Sexual Misconduct, Shakeshaft (2013) defines fixated abusers, usually male, as people who usually work in the elementary or early middle school level and

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