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    Texas Road House Essay

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    On Sunday the 18th of September I was terminated from Texas Road House. Although the managers may have said their part of the story, I believe my explanation of the event has yet to be heard. Here is what happened in my perspective: I picked up and carried a “follow” tray of food to 114, a table that belonged to Alexis B. As I reached the table she can acknowledged that I was waiting for her to finish and I waited so that the rest of the food could be distributed. I noticed that the tray she…

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    Name of the Case: Cleveland Board of Education v. Loudermill 2. Citation: 470 U.S. 532 3. Date Decided: 1985 4. Facts: James Loudermill was hired in 1979 by the Cleveland Board of Education in the capacity of security guard after Loudermill had stated on his application that he had never been convicted of a felony offense. Later, it was determined by the Cleveland Board of education that Loudermill had indeed been convicted of a felony offense in 1968; therefore Loudermill was terminated for…

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    EMPLOYMENT TERMINATION As an at-will employer, neither the employee nor CCSI2 is bound to continue the employment relationship if either chooses, at its will, to end the relationship at any time, for any reason, at either party’s discretion. Termination of employment is an inevitable part of personnel activity within any organization. Termination will be classified as follows: Voluntary Terminations – If you decide to leave your employment with CCSI2, we ask that you provide us with a…

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    always reviewed and verbal and written consent is obtained. My answers to each violation are based on the following criteria as clearly defined. PURPOSE: To provide a procedural guide for a standardized approach to issues of employee Termination of Employment, through breach in standard Codes of Conduct Code of Conduct Policy: This organization is committed to providing high-quality healthcare services in a lawful and ethical manner. This Code of Conduct shall serve as a “blueprint”,…

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    influence voluntary separation from an organization can include: retirement, health issues (related to the employee or a member of their personal life), marriage, relocation, and maternity/birth . During an involuntary separation, the decision of termination is made by an organization, and is not the decision of the employee having to leave. An instance where an involuntary separation will occur can include health problems. For instance, terminal illness that impacts the ability to perform…

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    signed employment contracts for an indefinite period. Machtinger’s contract contained a clause which allowed the respondent to terminate his employment without cause and without notice. Lefebvre’s contract contained a clause which allowed the respondent to terminate his employment with two weeks’ notice. The appellants were given four weeks’ pay in lieu of notice. The appellants claimed wrongful dismissal as the notice of termination was less than the notice period stated in the Employment…

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    the fireball that killed Jimmy and severely damaged Jimmy’s bar, he was meeting with a client on company time. However, the doctrine of frolic and detour relieves the principal of liability if “an agent does something during the course of his/her employment to further his/her own interests rather than the principals” (Cheeseman 2010 p.475). When Coleman stole the ring, it was for his own personal interest which relieves the company of their…

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    organisation for an employee in danger of retrenchment, unless the employee agrees to accept it. Otherwise, a demotion or employment conditions that are substantially less favourable to the employee will amount to a breach of the employment contract, and therefore be either an unfair dismissal or a genuine redundancy (the latter meaning that redundancy entitlements will be payable). Termination of…

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    Pertinent Facts Kareem, a practicing Muslim who is of Indian decent, was employed as a customer service representative at a call center of ABC Corporation, an electronic device company selling cellular phones and tablets. After 8 months working, Kareem was dismissed for poor performance and excessive breaks during work time. According to Kareem’s religion requirement, he has to pray five times per day, and before he prays, he has to wash his hands, face, arms and feet. During working at the call…

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    help the company to determine if they can build a strong case against Jennifer Lawson. Having documents of downsizing and other employees affected by it prior to Jennifer talking to the human resource department will deny her claim of unlawful termination. Evidence is required to justify that Jennifer was the person who gave the secret to the competitors. Also, examination of the full contract to view the terms and condition of the agreement. Public…

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