Which of the following behaviors WOULD constitute insubordination?

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Refusing to carry out a directive of your immediate supervisor when that directive does not violate any laws or company policies is considered insubordination. Insubordination refers to a willful refusal to obey a supervisor's lawful orders or to carry out assigned duties. Refusal to carry out directives from other individuals or authorities outside the company, such as a police officer, psychiatrist, or state inspector, would not be considered insubordination. Similarly, refusing to carry out directives from a co-worker who has seniority does not constitute insubordination, unless that co-worker has been appointed as a supervisor or manager.

Which of the Following Behaviors WOULD Constitute Insubordination