Episode 22: Article 16.1 getting ready for the just cause principles. Making sure it's the "supervisor" that is doing the work
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This podcast episode is about Article 16.1 of the National Agreement which deals with the "just cause" principle for disciplinary actions. Corey explains that the "just cause" principle requires management to have a fair and provable justification for any disciplinary action. He highlights that Article 16.1 specifies that discipline should be corrective rather than punitive. Corey emphasizes the importance of using the "corrective rather than punitive" language in grievances and encourages listeners to be proactive in challenging management's actions.
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