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Meanings of serious misconduct in English

We have no meanings for "serious misconduct" in our records yet.
Usage of serious misconduct in English
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By January 2015 he had been dismissed following claims of serious misconduct.
The Guardian
2
Before the tribunal, she accepted that her actions amounted to serious misconduct.
Radio NZ
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Therefore the test for serious misconduct is met, the tribunal said.
Radio NZ
4
Medical Council unable to immediately suspend doctors charged with serious misconduct.
Radio NZ
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Even very serious misconduct by young adults does not portend adult criminal behavior.
Ebony
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He denied the substance of the CAC charge of serious misconduct.
Radio NZ
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Another judge, of some seniority, has resigned after a finding of serious misconduct.
The Guardian
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The Education Council's disciplinary tribunal said Wayne Allen Frewen's actions amounted to serious misconduct.
Radio NZ
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The blue card is used as punishment for serious misconduct that doesn't merit expulsion.
Reuters
10
The ministry said if proven, the complaints could amount to " serious misconduct".
Radio NZ
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The inquiry found Mr Sutton guilty of serious misconduct, but did not recommend dismissal.
Radio NZ
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A former Northland principal has appeared before the Teachers' Council charged with serious misconduct.
Radio NZ
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An investigation into allegations of serious misconduct by Mackay and Moody has been launched.
The Guardian
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A report today claims serious misconduct appears to be present in one in five insolvencies.
The Irish Times
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This incident was an "extremely clear-cut example of serious misconduct," the tribunal said.
Radio NZ
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The tribunal said Ms Thornton had acted dishonestly and her actions amounted to serious misconduct.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Serious misconduct across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare