Notice of Unsatisfactory Service Clause Samples

The Notice of Unsatisfactory Service clause establishes a formal process for a party to notify the other when services provided do not meet agreed-upon standards or expectations. Typically, this clause outlines the method and timeframe for delivering such notice, and may require the service provider to remedy the deficiencies within a specified period. Its core function is to ensure that service issues are promptly addressed and documented, providing a clear mechanism for resolving disputes and maintaining accountability.
Notice of Unsatisfactory Service. 1. Employees may rebut Notice by submitting a written response to the Human Resources Division which will be attached to the Notice. 2. Employees may file a grievance (See Performance Evaluation Procedure Article 15.E.
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Notice of Unsatisfactory Service. Discipline shall be imposed only after prior verbal and subsequent written warning by the County Office has been given and has not resulted in remediation of the unsatisfactory performance or behavior on the part of the employee, except for an emergency situation in which the employee’s presence would lead to a clear and present danger to the lives, safety or health of any person, in which case the County Office may immediately suspend the employee with pay for up to three (3) days. Written warnings must be based on factual and pertinent data. Written warnings are not subject to the grievance procedure; however, they may be appealed through the Personnel Commission.
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Notice of Unsatisfactory Service. A form or letter used as a written reprimand. It has the following uses: a. To notify the employee of unsatisfactory service when a written reprimand is needed. Such use is optional at supervisory discretion. b. To notify the employee of the causes and charges for impending disciplinary actions when they are based on unsatisfactory service.
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