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1 y& V0 [; [1 j不要出馊主意,这叫Just Cause2 q8 w8 f/ x. h
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What Constitutes Just Cause?
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% A$ k! o/ e v) @$ v8 c1 cFollowing are some examples of what may constitute just cause:/ h6 X" N# e% j! h2 D
•Theft;
: S5 P6 M+ K$ `) X•Fraud and dishonesty;
8 |- A: [. t$ z. N8 {% v3 {•Assault or harassment of co-workers;
6 G1 w* d" k* R ~4 b•Breach of duty; 0 ]0 g' d, S S
•Serious wilful misconduct;
% \! s# _1 J5 I•Conflict of interest, especially if it involves provable loss to the employer;
( v& P, L! Q4 V" R6 q) C•Serious breach of company rules or practices;
6 C, Y T# \, U•Serious undermining of the corporate culture;
! q' |, y4 Z2 ^ A% W, |•Chronic absenteeism or tardiness; 8 |; N' X* p7 Z% ~. f1 e, W6 I
•Unsatisfactory performance.
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