If the issues continue then you should move to a final written warning with clear wording that any further infractions WILL lead to termination of employment. It can be hard when an employee does not show improvement, but progressive discipline is a process where you show you try to help the employee correct their behavior. It’s best to cover all of your bases and follow the steps. If it is obvious that it is a hopeless cause then issue a final written warning and odds are your troubles will be over soon one way or the other. The most important thing is to document everything. You will need it for any future write up and post termination. When you go into an unemployment hearing with 18 pages of documented dates of infractions and dates of good faith attempts to resolve them you have a solid case.
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