Free Memorandum in Opposition to Motion - District Court of Connecticut - Connecticut


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In accordance with CSC Policy #207 (Employee Conduct), this Final Written Wamirlg is `
delivered to advise you of your unsatisfactory conduct with regard to employee conduct.
After full assessment of the facts and determining the seriousness of the situation, it was l
determined that a Final Written Warning would serve to delineate the problem areas and i
p to again explain work conduct as it relates to work expectations. ,
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¤g¤|¤ On numerous occasions, you have been informed about your inappropriate conduct in the
¤¤" workplace. Your actions constitute a violation of CSC’s policy; specifically, 4.1.1
Inability or unwillingness to work harmoniously with others and 4.1.15 Outrageous
behavior. These issues have been brought to your attention without improvement.
Examples of this behavior are as follows: r `
• Shouting at fellow co—worker in January 2001. You were verbally
counseled after this incident to retrame from this type of behavior.
• Shooting at a fellow co-worker in February 2001. Again, you were _ -
verbally counseled about your conduct in the workplace. Q
• A Inappropriate behavior during a conference call with a customer on March E
15, 2001. You were verbally counseled after this incident.
• You were verbally counseled by your Team Lead on March 16, 2001, who
. was advising you to review the telephone queue to meet customer SLA."s. L
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• Became argumentative with a fellow co—worker regarding computer i
resources on March I6, 2001. You were verbally counseled by your Team _ E
_ Lead regarding appropriate behavior in the workplace yet you continued to
_ be argumentative with this fellow. co—worker and threatened him with the · _ \
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Employee Conduct and will not create a disruptive work environment. It is the
expectation of CSC that you will present yourself in a professional manner. Any further ,
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