hey all, can you provide me a case study : "As an HRD Manager what steps you will initiate before dismissing a workman found guilty of misconduct where there is the presence of a strong employees union."
and also with assignment as : " As a business man, how does MIS come handy to you for providing information at various stages of decision making in today’s world of ever increasing complexities of business management. Also mention the use of computer in MIS (Take any business as an example)."
Please reply me back on romi_cutiepie@yahoo.com

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Dear Rome,

There is a standard disciplinary procedure mentioned under the model standing order that needs to be followed. Firstly, you have to issue the detailed chargesheet and show cause notice to the worker. Then, you have to appoint an Enquiry officer for a domestic inquiry, and the same needs to be informed to the concerned worker. There are two ways of inquiry: one is suspension pending inquiry and the other without suspension (as per the nature of misconduct, it needs to be decided).

After completing the inquiry procedure, the inquiry officer submits the report, and based on the report, management may decide to dismiss the worker. This is a bit lengthy process but a more appropriate one. You may also contact your legal advisor for the same if there is a Union for a better way of approach. Make sure that while dismissing the worker, file a caveat in the Industrial and Labor Court.

Hope this will help you.

Regards,
Harshal Sharma
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sharmaharshal99@gmail.com

From India, Mumbai
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For any disciplinary action, there is a procedure as per the Standing Orders Act and ID Act.

1. Take a written complaint from the concerned department head or employee.
2. Issue a show cause notice to the concerned worker by calling for a written explanation within 48 hours.
3. Based on the explanation and gravity of misconduct, issue a domestic enquiry notice.
4. Appoint an enquiry officer.
5. Conduct a domestic enquiry.
6. Issue the punishment based on the enquiry findings.

If union persons interfere in the process, take an undertaking letter from the union persons and give them a chance to improve things.

V.T. Reddy

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