Patricia Ann R. Matic, an HR Assistant, received a disciplinary memorandum from the Corporate Secretary/HR Head for habitual tardiness. Company policy states that employees are considered tardy if they arrive after the grace period and will incur salary deductions. If an employee is tardy five or more times in a month, it counts as one offense subject to penalty. According to records, Ms. Matic was tardy seven times in January 2016, warranting a first violation written warning under the company's penalty guidelines. She was reminded to arrive to work on time to avoid further warnings and penalties.
Patricia Ann R. Matic, an HR Assistant, received a disciplinary memorandum from the Corporate Secretary/HR Head for habitual tardiness. Company policy states that employees are considered tardy if they arrive after the grace period and will incur salary deductions. If an employee is tardy five or more times in a month, it counts as one offense subject to penalty. According to records, Ms. Matic was tardy seven times in January 2016, warranting a first violation written warning under the company's penalty guidelines. She was reminded to arrive to work on time to avoid further warnings and penalties.
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Patricia Ann R. Matic, an HR Assistant, received a disciplinary memorandum from the Corporate Secretary/HR Head for habitual tardiness. Company policy states that employees are considered tardy if they arrive after the grace period and will incur salary deductions. If an employee is tardy five or more times in a month, it counts as one offense subject to penalty. According to records, Ms. Matic was tardy seven times in January 2016, warranting a first violation written warning under the company's penalty guidelines. She was reminded to arrive to work on time to avoid further warnings and penalties.
Patricia Ann R. Matic, an HR Assistant, received a disciplinary memorandum from the Corporate Secretary/HR Head for habitual tardiness. Company policy states that employees are considered tardy if they arrive after the grace period and will incur salary deductions. If an employee is tardy five or more times in a month, it counts as one offense subject to penalty. According to records, Ms. Matic was tardy seven times in January 2016, warranting a first violation written warning under the company's penalty guidelines. She was reminded to arrive to work on time to avoid further warnings and penalties.
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RURAL BANK OF SAN RAFAEL (BULACAN) INC.
Cruz na Daan, San Rafael, Bulacan
DISCIPLINARY ACTION MEMORANDUM
To:
PATRICIA ANN R. MATIC
HR Assistant
From: ATTY. AYESA SANTOS-BELLO
Corporate Secretary/HR Head Date: February 15, 2016 Description: Habitual tardiness An employee is considered tardy if he arrives after the grace period and shall have the corresponding salary deductions. If the employee shall have incurred at least five (5) tardiness in a month, the same shall be counted as one offense, with the corresponding penalty. As per records from the biometrics taken last January 2016, you have already incurred Seven (7) nos. of tardiness. As per company policies, this will merit salary deductions and corresponding penalties. Recommended Penalty: