Sentences with phrase «for misconduct»

The lawsuit raises broader questions about who bears responsibility for misconduct in large biomedical research laboratories involving many researchers, who often work in relative independence.

Workers who have been laid off are generally eligible for benefits, while those who have been terminated may be eligible so long as they weren't fired for misconduct.

We take pride in our commitment to our clients and maintain highly ethical practices while holding negligible parties accountable for their misconduct and reckless actions.

In such a situation, is it fair to impose strict responsibility on «innocent» partners for the misconduct of an employee?

The announcement comes the day after an independent advisory group tasked with restoring consumer confidence in the industry released a report with 28 recommendations, including hefty fines for misconduct.

This means that holding police officers and jail employees responsible for misconduct can difficult.

«There was no basis for a misconduct charge,» he says.

As consumer advocates, we believe that shining a light on their campaign to escape responsibility for misconduct is the best way to fight back.

Also the article read like pure comedy gold, I'm surprised the judge didn't file for misconduct against apple's lawyer.

Serious charges should be filed against all of these attorney's and the judge for their misconduct and unethical behavior.

The Court of Appeal has stated that the general rule is that special costs are awarded only for misconduct in the proceedings in which the costs order is made.

And, yet the evidence for misconduct on the «other» side is infinitely more compelling.

To the extent a party is to be punished for misconduct, that punishment must be imposed by the Panel.

Teens need to know that there are consequences for their misconduct both at school and at home.

Please do not blame individuals or groups for misconduct, simply advocate for change to improve old or bad practices.

The new finance reform bill comes down hard on loan professionals for misconduct and fraud.

Currently the law permits a parent to use force to punish a child for misconduct, but it prohibits any act that is likely to cause or does cause physical injury.

Reasons given for this misconduct vary from pressure to achieve, belief they won't be caught or and a lack of understanding.

Finally, it bears noting that individual government attorneys aren't always let off the hook for misconduct.

If evidence against you is discovered as a result of a violation of your rights, the state should not be rewarded for their misconduct.

Conducted internal investigations on employees who were suspected of using corporate assets for misconduct.

It is not a punishment for any misconduct that may have caused the divorce.

This is by no means an excuse for misconduct of any kind.

She was fired for misconduct and for failing to follow a mandatory work requirement.

That's a surprising finding, considering 1 in 13 financial advisors has been disciplined for misconduct, according to a recent study.

If that resolution is passed, union employees would be terminated only for misconduct or incompetence.

The rules of precedent don't cease to apply (as far as I know) to the decisions of a judge recommended to be removed for misconduct.

The near cause doctrine, in principle, allows an employer to reduce the amount of severance or «notice pay» owed to an employee when dismissing for misconduct that did not quite warrant a dismissal.

Furthermore, the Respondent's principal had a history including significant regulatory sanction for misconduct in the securities industry, and dissipating shareholder value in other enterprises.

This raises concerns about the extent to which taxi services can and should supervise their employees and the degree to which employers of taxicab drivers will be held liable for the misconduct of their workers.

Prosecutors consider using legal theory behind Toyota's $ 1.2 billion penalty for misconduct in auto and airplane makers, mining: Justice Department official, Reuters

A claimant must not only defeat the case for misconduct during a discipline proceeding, but also show both an absence of reasonable and probable cause, and malice, on the part of the «prosecution».

The CCT, in its decision, also relied on the judgment of the Court of Appeal in the case of Justice Hyeladzira Nganjiwa., in which the appellate court held, in a December 2017 judgment, that by virtue of Section 158 of the 1999 Constitution, only the NJC was with the powers to deal try judicial officers for any misconduct while in office.

What is of interest were the oblique criticisms made of the principles first set out in British Home Stores v Burchell [1980] ICR 303 as to what was required from employers handling a dismissal for misconduct.

The party wants MPs to be recalled if they are suspended for misconduct - a policy echoed by Labour.

«This is clearly not in the investors» interest,» said Amherst Securities analyst Laurie Goodman, who in May noted the potential for misconduct with Bank of America's force - placed - insurer subsidiary, Balboa Insurance Group.

This comes just days after Wenger was charged by the FA for his misconduct at the weekend, during which he pushed a match official.

has had allegations of misconduct made against him or her while attending a post-secondary institution or has been suspended, expelled or penalized by a post-secondary institution for misconduct while attending a post - secondary institution;

The chief constable of West Mercia Police has overturned an earlier finding that three Police Federation officers who met Andrew Mitchell had no case to answer for misconduct.

The presiding judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is on trial for misconduct for refusing to hear a last - minute appeal from a death row prisoner scheduled to be executed that night.

The focus is on whether or not the sanction imposed for the misconduct was proportional.

While other scientific fields have had major conflict - of - interest scandals — such as medical doctors failing to disclose money from drug makers — there are fewer opportunities for misconduct in legitimate climate research, said Michael Halpern, program manager at the Union of Concerned Scientists» Center for Science and Democracy, which advocates public policies based on sound science.

Pruitt is also under multiple investigations for misconduct so glaring that The New York Times editorial board described him as «not just an industry lap dog but also... [a] small - time grifter.»