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不要出馊主意,这叫Just Cause# u! F) f6 S g
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What Constitutes Just Cause?
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Following are some examples of what may constitute just cause:
: b+ i0 u' N3 P6 v' j9 ~- n•Theft;
6 j$ O) t* ~/ a8 z•Fraud and dishonesty; 4 y! Y0 ~# X% O3 y9 z- v
•Assault or harassment of co-workers; / E0 ?/ }0 L) W% _
•Breach of duty;
( x4 } M+ l, }9 r•Serious wilful misconduct; 2 D$ d4 Z0 ?, S8 J, {4 H
•Conflict of interest, especially if it involves provable loss to the employer; ! u- @4 I9 d9 n& M& a/ d
•Serious breach of company rules or practices;
- W; _/ J# m: C9 `•Serious undermining of the corporate culture;
! d7 i) b3 i" V( u' B•Chronic absenteeism or tardiness; % d$ G% `' ? u0 c; }. P7 J
•Unsatisfactory performance.
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