How should I respond to a disciplinary notice for being “unfriendly” at work?
I have received a disciplinary notice from my employer and want to go over it with a lawyer.
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Here’s general guidance: request a copy of the complaint and any supporting evidence; document your side (dates, witnesses, interactions); ask HR/supervisor for a meeting to formally respond; check your contract/handbook for appeal or grievance rights (29 U.S.C. § 151 et seq.).
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I have received a disciplinary notice from my employer and want to go over it with a lawyer.
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I understand that can be concerning. What reason is stated in the notice?
They accuse me of being unfriendly with other tenants in the office building.
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Have you discussed this with your employer or HR?
Slightly with my employer.
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Anything else the employment lawyer should know before I connect you?
Yes.
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Here’s general guidance: request a copy of the complaint and any supporting evidence; document your side (dates, witnesses, interactions); ask HR/supervisor for a meeting to formally respond; check your contract/handbook for appeal or grievance rights (29 U.S.C. § 151 et seq.).
If you need more help, let me know so I can continue assisting you.
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