Reopening disciplinary proceedings that have previously concluded is unusual but not impossible as no legal principles bar a second disciplinary process
Companions at Discipline and Grievance Hearings
Disciplinary Investigations
Attendance at Disciplinary Hearings

I receive many calls from employers who have invited an employee to a disciplinary meeting but are having some difficulty getting them to attend the meeting.
Read my Top Tips to three common situations: the companion is unavailable, your employee goes off sick and you’ve rearranged once and your employee still says they can’t attend.
The Importance Of A Final Written Warning
Council pays employee more than £500,000 for Disability Discrimination
Note Taking at Disciplinary Hearings
Conducting A Fair Disciplinary Hearing
Dishonesty in the Workplace

Dishonesty in the workplace can arise in many different situations. It can be a very obvious and instant occurrence or it can be more long-term involving a less obvious series of events. Every business is a potential target, whether it is from an employee fiddling their expenses, or a customer slipping goods into their bag.
Read my Top Tips to what you can do if you suspect dishonesty, if a theft occurs and how to deal with an allegation of dishonesty and rebuild trust afterwards.


