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Negative job action Definition

A negative job action is any adverse employment decision that negatively affects an employee, such as demotion, termination, or a pay cut, often resulting from performance issues or misconduct.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Examples include firing, reduction in pay, loss of privileges, or being passed over for a promotion.
Yes, if an employee believes a negative action is due to discrimination or retaliation, they can file a grievance or legal claim.
While not legally required in all cases, best practices suggest providing clear communication regarding the reasons for any negative job actions.
Employees can challenge negative job actions by filing a grievance, reporting the issue to HR, or pursuing legal action if their rights are violated.

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