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Meanings of gross misconduct in English

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Usage of gross misconduct in English
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Durham police decided he had a case to answer for gross misconduct.
The Guardian
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Chelsea's sideswipe comes after they sacked Mutu last week for gross misconduct.
The Irish Times
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An officer found guilty of gross misconduct is likely to be sacked.
The Guardian
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Please find below a glossary of ways to gloss over gross misconduct.
The Guardian
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RBS is disputing the allegations, saying Tan was dismissed for gross misconduct.
Reuters
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He was sacked for gross misconduct in April of last year.
The Irish Times
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Fined eight weeks' wages by City after being found guilty of gross misconduct.
The Guardian
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Breach of protocol and abusive behaviour toward a superior amounting to gross misconduct.
The Atrocity Archives
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In May, he was dismissed from the police for gross misconduct.
The Guardian
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The Commission's secretary Jacques Gedeon is accusing him of gross misconduct.
Radio NZ
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Suddenly it appeared that Anne had been guilty of gross misconduct.
England under the Tudors
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After the acquittal, the IOPC argued four officers had cases to answer for gross misconduct.
The Guardian
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No single question was asked as to his gross misconduct during the last six months.
The Eustace Diamonds
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Air Vanuatu's deputy chief executive Officer Jean Paul Virelala has been dismissed for gross misconduct.
Radio NZ
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He might have left it unanswered without gross misconduct.
The American Senator
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The sergeant will also be investigated for gross misconduct.
The Guardian
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Gross misconduct across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare