Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 3.16 Disciplinary Procedures 3.16.6 Dismissal Notice (Issued: 6/25/07) A. If an investigation of member misconduct results in dismissal, the member shall receive a written notice in accordance with the provisions of their respective labor agreement or the University of California Personn el Policies for Staff Members. The dism issal/termination must be coordinated with UCSF Labor and Employee Relations Division. Written notice shall include: 1. A statement citing the reason for dismissal 2. The effective date of the dismissal 3. A statement of the status of fringe and reti rement benefits after dismissal 4. A statement as to the content of the member’s employment r ecord relating to the dismissal 5. Notice of the right t o a pre -disciplinary hearing if applicable 6. Notice of the right to appeal. B. This section, under normal circumstances, does not apply to entry -level , probationary personnel, who may be released at will during a prescribed period or time.

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