Definition of gross misconduct in English:

gross misconduct

noun

mass nounBritish

单词	gross misconduct
释义	Definition of gross misconduct in English: gross misconduct noun mass nounBritish Unacceptable or improper behaviour of a very serious kind, especially by an employee or professional person. you can sack someone on the spot for gross misconduct Example sentencesExamples I had been suspended for six months for alleged gross misconduct. Bosses dismissed the 29-year-old for gross misconduct and bringing the service into disrepute. The employee has been dismissed on grounds of gross misconduct. A finding of gross misconduct would have brought instant dismissal. The information I have seems to indicate that this was an act of gross misconduct. His employers sacked him, saying he was guilty of gross misconduct. The tribunal heard she was dismissed from her job on the grounds of gross misconduct. No employer would make an allegation of gross misconduct unless they had good reason. Joe was accused of gross misconduct by his manager. He was later sacked for gross misconduct on the grounds of deception and fraud.
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