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The answer is yes.

It is a basic principle that no man shall be punished or terminated unheard. Especially, if it is a disciplinary action against an employee’s performance or behavioural issues, an organization must conduct a departmental or domestic enquiry. Before giving him or her a termination letter, the management should sit with them and hear their part. Also, if the employee admits the charge of loss of confidence, a domestic enquiry shall be conducted to know the reason behind it. The company should work on that reason, thereby helping him or her to be back on track later.

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From India, Noida
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All opportunities should be given to the delinquent employee as per the principle of natural justice before imposing any punishment for any act resulting in loss of confidence. Hence, a domestic inquiry is a must before deciding on any punishment or penalty.

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Bhuvnesh Singh

From India, Agra
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Yes. A department enquiry is definitely required along with a finding of guilt.
From India, Kochi
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You are required to hold domestic enquiry before terminating the service of a 'workman'.
From India, Kolkata
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