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Employee Reprimand Form Template for New Zealand

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Employee Reprimand Form

"I need an Employee Reprimand Form for a retail worker who has had three instances of tardiness in January 2025, incorporating our company's three-strike policy and New Zealand retail industry standards."

Document background
The Employee Reprimand Form is a crucial document in New Zealand's employment framework, designed to formally document workplace disciplinary issues while ensuring compliance with local employment legislation. This document should be used when an employee's conduct or performance requires formal disciplinary action, following verbal warnings or for serious incidents requiring immediate written documentation. The form includes detailed information about the incident(s), previous warnings, expected improvements, and consequences, while adhering to New Zealand's requirements for procedural fairness and good faith dealing. It serves as both a corrective tool and a legal record, protecting both employer and employee interests in the disciplinary process.
Suggested Sections

1. Employee Information: Basic details including employee name, position, department, employee ID, and length of service

2. Manager Information: Details of the issuing manager, including name, position, and department

3. Date and Location: Date of the reprimand and location where the incident(s) occurred

4. Nature of Violation: Clear description of the specific policy, procedure, or expected standard of behavior that was violated

5. Incident Details: Detailed account of the specific incident(s) or behavior(s) leading to the reprimand, including dates and times

6. Previous Warnings: Documentation of any previous related warnings or disciplinary actions

7. Expected Behavior: Clear statement of expected conduct and specific improvements required

8. Consequences: Description of immediate consequences and potential future consequences if behavior continues

9. Improvement Plan: Specific actions, timeline, and resources for addressing the issue

10. Acknowledgment: Signatures section for both employee and manager, including date and acknowledgment of receipt

Optional Sections

1. Union Representative: Section for union representative details and signature, if employee is union member

2. Performance Support: Additional support measures or training being offered, if applicable

3. Appeal Rights: Detailed information about the employee's right to appeal the reprimand

4. Employee Response: Space for employee to provide written response or explanation

5. Witness Information: Details and signatures of any witnesses to the incident, if applicable

Suggested Schedules

1. Evidence Documentation: Copies of relevant evidence supporting the reprimand (e.g., incident reports, photographs, witness statements)

2. Relevant Policies: Copies of specific workplace policies or procedures that were violated

3. Performance History: Summary of relevant previous performance reviews or disciplinary actions

4. Improvement Plan Details: Detailed improvement plan with specific metrics, timelines, and support measures

Authors

Alex Denne

Head of Growth (Open Source Law) @ tiktok³ÉÈ˰æ | 3 x UCL-Certified in Contract Law & Drafting | 4+ Years Managing 1M+ Legal Documents | Serial Founder & Legal AI Author

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Relevant Industries

Manufacturing

Retail

Healthcare

Education

Financial Services

Technology

Construction

Hospitality

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Transportation

Agriculture

Mining

Energy

Telecommunications

Relevant Teams

Human Resources

Legal

Operations

Management

Employee Relations

Compliance

Administration

Relevant Roles

Human Resources Manager

HR Business Partner

Department Manager

Supervisor

Team Leader

Operations Manager

General Manager

Chief Human Resources Officer

Employee Relations Specialist

Line Manager

Division Head

Branch Manager

Site Manager

Project Manager

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