
Disciplinary Policy
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This Google Docs template sets out how a UK employer defines harassment and bullying, who must act on it, and how concerns are reported and investigated. It is organised in eight pages: a commitment from leadership, a glossary of terms, a responsibilities table, the reporting routes, the investigation steps, and the support available to staff. Each page follows the same numbered style so managers and employees can find what applies to them quickly.
The sample shows Havenbrook Foods, a fictional employer with 1,240 staff, applying the policy across its sites. Replace the names, timescales and contacts with your own, then check each timescale against current employment law and the official code of practice. Pair it with a grievance policy template, a disciplinary policy template, a whistleblowing policy template or an expenses policy template, and keep the cross-references consistent.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace Havenbrook Foods, the owner and approver names, and the effective and review dates on the first page.
Rewrite the roles, timescales and contacts on pages 3 to 6 to match your own organisation and local employment law.
Check each timescale and cross-reference against your contracts and other policies, then ask HR and legal to approve it.
Delete the guide page, then share the policy with staff or present it to your managers.
Yes. Make a copy in Google Docs and it is yours to edit. There is no sign-up and no charge for the template.
It follows the structure UK employers usually need, but it is not legal advice. Check each timescale and clause against current employment law and the official code of practice before you publish.
No. Havenbrook Foods, its staff, contacts, phone numbers and figures are all fictional. Replace every one of them with your own before you share the policy.

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