Dealing with Performance Issues
Posted in : Webinar Recordings on 29 September 2021 Issues covered: Dealing with poor performanceIn this month’s webinar, Rolanda from our L&D team is joined by Caroline Reidy of the HR Suite to discuss dealing with performance issues.
Caroline will outline the best practice for dealing with:
- Poor performance in new staff
- Poor performance in long-term staff
- Poor performance and difficult situations in a remote/hybrid backdrop
Questions covered in this webinar include:
- There were a couple of questions about dealing with performance issues informally in the first instance. So would you think that's good practice?
- It states in the policy that it's to work from home but not to be working and minding children, but they are also minding children at home at the same time as working.
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This article is correct at 29/09/2021
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