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Disciplinary Toolkit

Disciplinary Toolkit

This toolkit details the process for handling the investigation, meetings and hearings around any incidents, complaints or allegations against staff.
It is important to maintain a professional manner throughout any disciplinary procedure.. Picture: John Eveson.

Aims of this toolkit

Regardless of the type of misconduct or behaviour, it is important for employers to act lawfully and follow a strict legal process when conducting disciplinary procedures to avoid the risk of tribunal claims for unfair dismissal.

This toolkit simplifies and defines the disciplinary process by setting out a step-by-step guide to handling issues, providing a fully customisable policy, plus procedure, guidance, and forms.

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TIAH members can access all the advice, tools and templates inside our Recruitment Toolkit, as well as an ever-growing catalogue of quality online learning materials inside our innovative Learning Hub.

Take a look through our membership booklet to find out more about how you can benefit from becoming a member of TIAH.

Resources

Members can access a range of downloadable tools and resources in this toolkit.

Additionally, members can find more information and advice on handling conflict between employees inside the Learning Hub.

To access our extensive range of tools, resources and online learning, either sign in or become a member.

Navigate around the toolkit

Having a thorough and fair process is essential when handling any disciplinary issues.

TIAH members can sign in to find out how to handle a formal disciplinary case, covering everything from investigating the issue to sending out the formal conclusions and moving on from the case.

Thanks to our partner organisation

This toolkit was made in association with human resources specialist HR Blossoms.

All the guidance is written in accordance with the legal standards of recruitment in England at the time of publishing. In the case of any uncertanties, farmers and growers are advised to seek additional guidance from a trusted, experienced professional.