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Gerry Thornley: Garry Ringrose’s punishment highlights a problem in the disciplinary process - The Irish Times (✍️@IrishTimesRugby) #GarryRingrose #IrishTimes #DisciplinaryProcess
Gerry Thornley: Garry Ringrose’s punishment highlights a problem in the disciplinary process - The Irish Times
Gerry Thornley: Garry Ringrose’s punishment highlights a problem in the disciplinary process  The Irish Times
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February 28, 2025 at 4:05 PM
If a disability plays a part in something you are accused of at work, your employer must actually consider that connection before disciplining you. It must also look at less punishing options first.

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If a disability explains what you did, your employer cannot skip straight to discipline. - RightsAt.work
If a disability plays a part in something you are accused of at work, your employer must actually consider that connection before disciplining you. It must also look at less punishing options first.
rightsat.work
September 11, 2026 at 12:04 PM
Something about who's deciding your case doesn't feel right. You're allowed to question that. This guide explains what counts as a genuine conflict of interest or a decision made too early, and how to raise it, whether you're mid-process or…

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Can you challenge who decided your case? - RightsAt.work
You've been told who's hearing your disciplinary or grievance, and something about it doesn't sit right. That unease might come from recognising them from
rightsat.work
September 10, 2026 at 3:55 PM
An accusation of #Bullying has to be backed by specific examples your employer actually investigates, not just a label staff have used. #ContributoryConduct #DisciplinaryProcess
A Bullying Label Is Not Proof, Investigate It - RightsAt.work
Staff called him a bully, but nobody asked what they meant. The tribunal found the dismissal unfair, though his own conduct still cut his compensation by 25%.
rightsat.work
July 30, 2026 at 6:30 AM
An undisclosed personal connection between the person deciding your outcome and a witness or complainant can make the process unfair on its own, whatever the underlying allegation was.

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A secret friendship on your disciplinary panel can make your dismissal unfair. - RightsAt.work
Unfair and wrongful dismissal both upheld; liability only, no remedy award yet decided. - RightsAt.work
rightsat.work
July 10, 2026 at 6:30 AM
Before a disciplinary hearing, you were entitled to know what you were accused of, to see the evidence being used against you, and to have a genuine opportunity to respond. If those things did not happen, the process was not fair. #DisciplinaryProcess #NaturalJustice #ProceduralFairness
Not knowing what you are accused of makes a disciplinary process unfair. - RightsAt.work
Before a disciplinary hearing, you were entitled to know what you were accused of and to see the evidence being used against you. If those things did not happen, the process was not fair.
rightsat.work
July 7, 2026 at 3:24 PM
Escambia County is set to hold a disciplinary hearing for contractor Jeffrey Myers following serious allegations of financial mismanagement and a recent license suspension in Santa Rosa County.

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Disciplinary Hearing Scheduled for Jeffrey Myers Following License Suspension in Santa Rosa County
Escambia County announces disciplinary hearing for contractor Jeffrey Myers over license suspension issues.
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August 9, 2025 at 6:28 AM
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May 13, 2026 at 3:31 PM
The Chicago Police Board has unanimously denied Sergeant Nicholas Urban's motion to dismiss proceedings, ensuring the disciplinary process continues to unfold.

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Chicago Police Board denies motion to dismiss in Sgt. Nicholas Urban case
At its February meeting the Chicago Police Board voted unanimously to deny a motion to dismiss or stay proceedings in case 25PB3049-2 involving Sergeant Nicholas Urban; the board said a written order will be posted and the case will proceed under normal disciplinary processes.
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March 7, 2026 at 10:32 AM