Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 3.16 Disciplinary Procedures 3.16.4 Supervisory Role (Issued: 6/25/07) The role of supervisors, especially first -line supervisors, is crucial in the disciplinary process. First-line supervisors have the best opportunity to observe the conduct and appearance of employees and detect those instances when commendations, remedial training, counseling or disciplinary actions are warranted. In the disciplinary process, the role of the supervisor is: A. To supervise the performance of personne l and detect those instances when commendations, counseling or disciplinary actions are warranted; B. To investigate allegations of personnel misconduct when it is within the scope of their authority and responsibility; C. To recommend and implement the mo st effective methods of discipline, taking into consideration the behavior and performance history of the personnel under their supervision and in accordance with General Order 3.16.3(D), “Administration of Discipline” and the applicable collective bargain ing agreement/PPSM.

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