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DOCUMENTATION SKILLS

   

In today’s litigious society, leaders must be very aware that there may be a legal consequence to what they do or say, or what they don’t do or say.  Employees have a greater awareness of the letter of the law and are more inclined than ever before to initiate actions against their employer. 

  

Managers are often reluctant to involve themselves in disputes between employees.  Some managers argue that these matters should be resolved between the employees involved and that intervention from higher up will bring bad feelings on all sides.

  

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES: 

In this workshop the participant will learn to…

Understand the importance of a systematic documentation process

Discuss an undesirable work habit

Communicate an effective “verbal warning” and “written notice”

Spot the warning signs of disgruntled employees and take early action

Understand the risks and benefits of intervening in employee disputes

Understand the consequences if you, the Manager, do not intervene in employee disputes

 

 

 

 

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