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Dissimilar misconduct
U.S. Courts
Wed Oct 29, 2008 10:01 AM
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Why would this be in the agreement: "Agrees not to suspend the EMPLOYEE for the misconduct described above so long as the EMPLOYEE does not engage in similar misconduct for a period of NUMBER years beginning DATE."
What if the employee commits "dissimilar" misconduct?
Wouldn't it be appropriate to suspend the employee if, during a certain period of time, the employee commits any misconduct?