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Old 04-06-2005, 17:32   #5
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Re: School stands up for discipline and rules

Well, if a company allows its staff to do something against their rules, such as using the internet access to visit non-work related sites, then they cannot discipline an employee out of the blue for doing it.

Had the school reminded everyone just prior to this incident what the uniform rules were, and then enforced the rules without exception, then they can do this.
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