Cablevision believes. Communicate company policies and practices so that all employees know what is expected of them. All employees must follow company guidelines and procedures. Otherwise, corrective measures can be taken until the company is separated. The complaint claims that the four-step appeal procedure includes an oral warning for an employee`s first offense, a written warning for a second offense, a disciplinary suspension/final warning for a third offense, and a dismissal/last warning for a fourth offense. Management has the option of cancelling a five-day suspension without remuneration instead of termination. A contract can be performed regardless of the wishes of the parties. There are legal standards that relieve a contract in certain circumstances, such as, for example, that the applicant has not argued that the contracts allegedly “concluded” were bound or installed before his termination of the employment contract or that he has fulfilled the minimum number of “connections” for the month of April 2014 in order to give him the right to receive each commission, which was won by agreement of the parties and does not dispute the evidence presented by the defendant with respect to these matters. More importantly, the existence of a commission agreement on commissions excludes the applicant`s right to undue enrichment.

and its claim to Quantenmeruit. arising from this commission dispute. In the absence of an agreement of fixed duration, an employment relationship is subject to hiring at will which can be terminated at any time by both parties. However, an action for damages for breach of a contract of employment may be upheld notwithstanding the indefinite period if the existence of a restriction by explicit agreement is demonstrated by circumstances such as: (1) the employee was induced to leave her previous employment relationship by the assurance that her employer would not dismiss her without cause; (2) this guarantee is included in the application and (3) the employment is subject to the provisions of a staff manual or manual, which provides that the dismissal takes place only for a fair and sufficient reason. In that regard, the applicant does not deny having been a `certified` employee of CRF, but argues that the exception set out in [an earlier case] applies in the circumstances of its case. However, neither in the complaint nor elsewhere, the applicant complains that CRF assured her that she would not be dismissed without cause or that such insurance was included in the application for employment. Nor does the complaint assert that the complainant was led to leave her previous employment by assuring her that CRF would not dismiss her without cause. Furthermore, the manual does not specify that it can or would only be terminated for a just and sufficient reason.. . .