Marchese Ford Employee Handbook
Each employee has an obligation to observe and follow the company's policies
and to maintain proper standards of conduct at all times. If an individual's
behavior interferes with the orderly and efficient operation of a
department, corrective disciplinary measures will be taken.
Disciplinary action may include a verbal warning, written warning,
suspension without pay and discharge. The appropriate disciplinary action
imposed will be determined by the company. The company does not guarantee
that one form of action will necessarily precede another.
The following may result in disciplinary action, up to and including
discharge: violation of the company's policies or safety rules,
insubordination, poor attendance, possession, use or sale of alcohol or
controlled substances on work premises or during working hours, unauthorized
possession, use or sale of weapons, firearms or explosives on work premises,
poor performance, theft or dishonesty, physical harassment, sexual
harassment or disrespect toward fellow employees, visitors or other members
of the public. These examples are not all inclusive. We emphasize that
discharge decisions will be based on an assessment of all relevant factors.