At what level can a suspension be taken?

• A. District Manager or higher
• B. Regional Director
• C. Frontline Supervisor
• D. Local Manager

Answer: (A)

Suspensions are formal enforcement actions that require delegated authority at or above the district level. The district manager is the appropriate level to initiate a suspension because they oversee enforcement actions, ensure due process, and coordinate with other offices as needed. Higher levels, such as a regional director or beyond, can also take suspension actions when warranted. Frontline supervisors and local managers handle day-to-day supervision and corrective actions, but they do not have the authority to impose suspensions.