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Zero Tolerance Policies

5 claims on p. 82 (fact 1, statement 2, conclusion 1, conjecture 1).

Claims about Zero Tolerance Policies

Fact [V] p082-01

Zero-tolerance policies have historically been used as a safety assurance

Zero-tolerance policies have historically been used in organizations as an assurance of safety for employees against risk of harm or violence.

Zero-tolerance policies have historically been used in organizations as an assurance of safety for employees against risk of harm or violence.

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Statement [V] p082-02

Zero-tolerance policies have at times proven overly punitive and inflexible

Zero-tolerance policies have been shown, at times, to be overly punitive and inflexible to the unique circumstances and needs of individuals of concern.

zero-tolerance policies have been shown, at times, to be overly punitive and inflexible to the unique circumstances and needs of individuals of concern

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Conclusion [I] p082-03

Zero-tolerance language fails to account for early warning signs

Zero-tolerance language also fails to account for early warning signs shown by concerning behaviors and communications before an incident.

Zero-tolerance language also fails to account for early warning signs exemplified by concerning behaviors and communications prior to an incident occurring

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Why inferred Evaluative critique of the policy type; classified as a conclusion.

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Statement [V] p082-05

Employers should weigh automatic punitive responses case by case

On a case-by-case basis, employers should consider whether using automatic punitive responses for employees of concern is the best approach for safety.

On a case-by-case basis, employers should consider whether using automatic punitive responses for employees of concern is the best approach for safety.

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