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5 x* ~- |. b" A% `6 I b不要出馊主意,这叫Just Cause0 Z5 h7 G: a8 W3 E* A8 W
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What Constitutes Just Cause? l% }1 |# V- U; I$ A2 a, ]2 c/ F
8 g8 ?0 e' J* M, P+ J, XFollowing are some examples of what may constitute just cause:. }; |6 D; }! ~# g% b( c" G2 w; ?
•Theft;
- N; k, V' \' G7 P3 D" n; m6 M6 m•Fraud and dishonesty; 5 p7 A; X ?7 F# X
•Assault or harassment of co-workers;
. Q+ K/ c9 O; k3 w# g U; o9 T9 k•Breach of duty;
# }' J q6 O9 D. i. L6 d•Serious wilful misconduct;
6 l! V- {; K; L: ^ m•Conflict of interest, especially if it involves provable loss to the employer;
P/ A' h: E; x! w3 k2 w# X0 B3 T•Serious breach of company rules or practices;
$ h% c C n2 G: z( C" E7 `9 d1 U•Serious undermining of the corporate culture;
7 h1 C) ]0 x/ K% J1 X•Chronic absenteeism or tardiness;
! M2 U* |0 q8 v$ g9 t•Unsatisfactory performance.
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