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& @; G! @' |0 R8 F不要出馊主意,这叫Just Cause# \1 i) c8 J! m7 ~/ z
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What Constitutes Just Cause?) Z' M; |2 T2 u0 k" k- Z5 {# _. f
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Following are some examples of what may constitute just cause:3 r7 ?9 R; q! ?" o8 J
•Theft;
5 b$ M' p( u3 |/ W$ q8 g•Fraud and dishonesty;
m! d o. y& Q* S& s0 ~•Assault or harassment of co-workers;
) a, d- p6 z. \, G/ O% S E; F•Breach of duty;
. R" H5 W' [% o7 I2 I6 j•Serious wilful misconduct;
1 @1 O$ U/ l- L, `9 Y( Q/ x1 x•Conflict of interest, especially if it involves provable loss to the employer;
% g" U$ V# G/ }•Serious breach of company rules or practices; " d+ G( p1 W# ?3 M+ N9 `- y
•Serious undermining of the corporate culture;
. e' _5 W$ t2 H- b5 A' C ^$ U•Chronic absenteeism or tardiness;
/ g9 `' ?" {2 m2 M& D•Unsatisfactory performance. # a3 x+ u3 l( G" M0 D, K4 t
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