105: General Conduct II

Program 105 / Episode 5

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Description

Highlights:
Grooming
Rules concerning grooming are generally subject to changing appropriateness as society changes.
In the area of safety, rules relating to protective articles are not properly related to more permissive grooming rules.
Employees dealing with the public project an image for the employer which Management may protect.
Sleeping
The phrasing of the rule is important: a rule against sleeping may not cover an employee who claims to have “only had his eyes closed”.
The commonality among sleeping offenses is being off the job. Therefore, a charge of being off the job, aggravated by being asleep, may be supportable.
Gambling
Generally a blanket prohibition is too broad where there is no money being waged and off or break time is involved.
In circumstances of widespread activity, Management must still be reasonable in imposing curbs.

Additional information

Format

Three member panel discussion

Length

59 Minutes

Moderator

M. David Keefe, Labor Arbitrator, Founder of LMDSI

Management's View

Malcolm Denise, former V.P. for Labor Relations, Ford Motor Company

Labor’s View

Raymond Shetterly, former Director of the Arbitration Services Dept., UAW