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不要出馊主意,这叫Just Cause! z# g0 D: I- s+ q6 ^6 E. o
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What Constitutes Just Cause?
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* b6 i6 c5 G3 D# }9 u/ D& AFollowing are some examples of what may constitute just cause:
' K# ^5 A5 j+ K, T( K•Theft;
- p, w* c$ `- z! c) W# d•Fraud and dishonesty;
' J. K( e' H4 ?' ]' t8 \•Assault or harassment of co-workers;
9 C8 L1 f9 ~2 f$ C4 O+ v•Breach of duty;
7 u/ S; B; _/ I- Y3 D! y+ d7 e•Serious wilful misconduct; " l4 t0 ^; f. W6 E+ g& _% p
•Conflict of interest, especially if it involves provable loss to the employer;
4 B0 Y3 h _2 x•Serious breach of company rules or practices;
1 A. v$ l+ E' i. y F% E•Serious undermining of the corporate culture; 7 D# b3 ^8 ?+ w: K, H- i7 E
•Chronic absenteeism or tardiness;
. E r6 d( ^/ a! I$ o1 }9 M•Unsatisfactory performance. / t" M& Y1 L' U6 E i
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