Disciplinary Record by Acas
Updated 17 October 2025
This document is a template for a Record of Disciplinary Action, designed for employers to formally document disciplinary measures taken against an employee. It includes fields for the date of action, type of warning, expiry date, reason for the action, and details of any appeal. This record serves as an internal HR document to maintain a clear history of employee disciplinary proceedings.
Record of Disciplinary Action
Department ...........................
Employee number ...........................
Surname ...........................
Other names ...........................
Date action taken | Type of action | Expiry date | Reason for disciplinary action | Details of appeal |
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