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Disciplinary Due Inquiry Pack

Internal due-inquiry pack for alleged employee misconduct — under section 14 of the Employment Act, an employee may be dismissed for misconduct without notice only after a due inquiry giving the employee the right to be heard; skipping this risks a wrongful dismissal claim.

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DISCIPLINARY DUE INQUIRY PACK

Employee: Position/department:

This pack documents the due inquiry process required by section 14 of the Employment Act before an employer may dismiss an employee without notice for misconduct. The absence of a due inquiry — one conducted impartially and giving the employee a genuine opportunity to be heard — is a leading ground for a wrongful dismissal claim before the Tripartite Alliance for Dispute Management (TADM) or the Employment Claims Tribunals (ECT).

(a) NOTICE OF CHARGES 1.1. Alleged misconduct and evidence: 1.2. Notice given to the employee on: 1.3. The employee was informed of the right to give an explanation before or at the inquiry.

(b) SUSPENSION (IF APPLICABLE) 2.1. Suspension period: — must not exceed 1 week. 2.2. Pay during suspension: — must be at least half of the employee's salary.

(c) INQUIRY RECORD 3.1. Inquiry date and venue: 3.2. Chairperson (not directly involved in the incident): 3.3. Employee's explanation given at the inquiry:

(d) OUTCOME 4.1. Decision: 4.2. Reasoning: 4.3. Decision date:

Chairperson signature ______________ / / Employee acknowledged receipt of outcome ______________ / /

This is a boilerplate template, not legal advice. Singapore's Employment Act, CPF, PDPA, and MOM/SFA/PDPC compliance regimes are subject to near-term and phased changes — including the Workplace Fairness Act (commencing end of 2027), the SAFE food-safety framework (phasing in from 19 January 2026, with the Food Safety and Security Act 2025 phasing in through 2028), the Local Qualifying Salary rising to S$1,800/month (or S$10.50/hour) on 1 July 2026, and CPF contribution-rate and work-pass policy updates — have this template reviewed and adapted by a lawyer before use, and confirm the current rules and thresholds at mom.gov.sg, pdpc.gov.sg, and sfa.gov.sg on the date of use.

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