Marshall Training Limited - Managing Unacceptable Employee Behaviour 

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in association with
RPL Employment Law
Managing Unacceptable
Employee Behaviour

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Course Learning Objectives

Course Title
Managing Unacceptable Employee Behaviour

Course Designed for
Supervisors, team leaders and managers who have direct responsibility for staff, and wish to manage, and be seen to manage an environment where standards of performance and conduct are understood and respected.

Aim
The aim of this course is to enable delegates to protect themselves and their organisation from grievance and legal disputes which could damage the reputation and profitability of their business.

Objectives
By the end of this course each delegate will be able to:

  • Describe the seven types of difficult employees
  • Identify different styles of leadership, and when to apply them
  • Identify the root causes of performance shortfall
  • Explain how to measure poor performance objectively
  • Establish a system for dealing with poor performance, misconduct and gross misconduct
  • Describe when to take corrective action or punitive action
  • Describe the proper procedures for dealing with employees who are off sick
  • Demonstrate how to change behaviour using a counselling style of communication
  • Prepare for and conduct a performance review meeting
  • Demonstrate the coaching cycle
  • Describe what actions amount to gross misconduct
  • Draft a proper disciplinary procedure for their business
  • Describe the fair grounds for dismissal
  • Explain the legal obligations when terminating employment
  • Create warning letters and letters of dismissal
  • Describe the motivational and legal risks associated with failure to discipline properly

Duration
Two days: 9.30am - 4.30pm