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standard dismissal and disciplinary procedure — (standard DDP) A statutory DDP under the Employment Act 2002 which involves: • The employer s written statement of grounds for taking action. • A meeting at which both sides may explain their case, followed by a decision. • An appeal meeting if… … Law dictionary
DDP — See dismissal and disciplinary procedure. Related links gross misconduct modified dismissal procedure SDDP … Law dictionary
standard GP — See standard grievance procedure. Related links standard dismissal and disciplinary procedure (standard DDP) statutory grievance procedure ( … Law dictionary
modified dismissal procedure — One of the statutory DDPs prescribed by the Employment Act 2002, which may be followed instead of the standard DDP in a small percentage of gross misconduct cases in which the employer dismisses the employee without notice (see summary dismissal) … Law dictionary
dismissal and disciplinary procedure — (DDP) A procedure that must be followed when an employer contemplates dismissing or disciplining an employee. The statutory dispute resolution procedures in Schedule 2 to the Employment Act 2002 contain two DDPs: the standard DDP and the modified … Law dictionary
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