Examples of unacceptable Sample Clauses

Examples of unacceptable use for personal business days include, but are not limited to the employee’s: (1) recreational purpose; (2) business transaction which results in personal financial gain,; (3) social functions; (4) working for someone else; and (5) seeking new employment.
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Examples of unacceptable receipts: cancelled checks, copies of bank or credit card statements, or anything that does not have the uniquely identifying characteristics of acceptable receipts.
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Examples of unacceptable. Behaviour include but are not limited to the following, and will be dealt with under a progressive Warning system: • Failure to follow the Company’s policies or standard procedures; • Failure to display the Company values; • Failure to perform work to the standard required; • Misuse or unauthorised use of the Company’s property (including intellectual property); • Unauthorised absence from work; • Posting offensive notices on Company Premises or property; • Preventing or hindering another employee in the execution of their proper work; • Wasting time or materials; • Failure to complete stipulated work hours, unless sick or by reason of personal emergency; • Failure to report a work-related accident, incident or near miss; • Failure to report a serious injury, serious illness, dangerous incident, or fatality in accordance with the Company’s Workplace Health & Safety Policy; • Failure to follow reasonable instruction or direction from a Manager; • Continual lateness or lack of application to an assigned task; • Careless action resulting in injury to another employee or damage to the property (including intellectual) of the Company or its clients; • Reporting for work in a condition incapable of carrying out duties properly or safely; • Consumption of Drugs (other than as prescribed by a registered medical practitioner) or alcohol on Company Premises without authorisation; • Excessive use of personal mobile phone and internet during work hours.
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Examples of unacceptable use include, but are not limited to:
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