510 Procedural fairness prior to the hearing

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This article is the second in the series discussing procedural fairness in the context of a disciplinary hearing. The article discusses all the procedures which employer’s should follow prior to convening a disciplinary hearing, including notifying the employee of the allegations against him/her, the form and language of the notification, the right to prepare for the hearing and the right to be represented in the hearing

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  1. Procedural fairness prior to the investigation
  2. The employee must be notified of the allegations

2.1      The notification

2.2      The allegation/s

  1. The notification must be in a form and language that the employee can reasonably understand

3.1      The form of the notification

3.2      The language of the notification

  1. The employee is entitled to a reasonable time to prepare for the investigation.
  2. The employee must be informed that he has the right to be assisted by a trade union representative or fellow employee.

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