Don’t wait for prosecution: Fire violent worker
Has an employee been arrested for threatening behavior involving a co-worker? You don’t have to wait for the criminal trial and conviction to discipline the employee. You don’t even have to reconsider if the police drop the charges. What matters is that you have an honest belief that the employee broke company conduct rules—even if you end up being wrong.
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