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不要出馊主意,这叫Just Cause8 G) w5 z4 ]! ]) P; f8 Y
: @- z% E4 [# W) k% AWhat Constitutes Just Cause?
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Following are some examples of what may constitute just cause:
2 S8 p* q. y, H, G. W•Theft; 0 s: D5 Y! G( O' c8 `
•Fraud and dishonesty;
+ G8 _% |1 Z" d) y& o% B•Assault or harassment of co-workers;
+ B$ P# R2 n; x! f•Breach of duty; / E4 R0 h- w, ^' p+ W( m2 p, V
•Serious wilful misconduct; - k) G0 ^ W8 q5 [$ M$ @
•Conflict of interest, especially if it involves provable loss to the employer; 4 J! _8 I- w2 M. D. d! p9 b
•Serious breach of company rules or practices; " u( T3 E/ k% k: o6 ~" y+ ?
•Serious undermining of the corporate culture;
" |0 e! n- e! l/ D3 k: p•Chronic absenteeism or tardiness; ; u! F; o2 ^8 }# E: G/ ~. j9 z3 K
•Unsatisfactory performance. & a$ J! m4 S( i( N; C
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