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Disciplinary investigations and decision makers

dori2o · 2017-11-22 22:24:37

In a very large business (financial/investment sector) is it appropriate for the person who is bringing the disciplinary action, i. e. the manager in this case, to be the investigating officer, and for that particular managers manager, who have a very good working relationship, to be the decision maker, in order to ensure…

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TELLIT01 Posts: 18,610 Forumite

23 November 2017 at 11:02PM

As sangie has said on many occasions, 'should' is suggestion and ACAS, unions and anybody else can say what may be the correct thing to do morally. There is a massive difference between that and what must be done under law.

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