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This session. One recipe Elaine's Rules The Law Each other =Our own set of guidelines for BAP. Elaine's Recipe. Design job descriptions that reflect the jobHire the right peopleOrient them wellProvide trainingLet them do their jobsPay them wellGive good feedback, andLeave their insides alone.
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1. Bap!BehaviourAttendancePerformanceWhat is your worst BAP story?Your best?
2. This session
One recipe +
Elaines Rules +
The Law +
Each other =
Our own set of guidelines for BAP
3. Elaines Recipe Design job descriptions that reflect the job
Hire the right people
Orient them well
Provide training
Let them do their jobs
Pay them well
Give good feedback, and
Leave their insides alone
4. Elaines Rules #1 Throughout the whole process of managing the issue(s), the manager must be professional in demeanour and strive mightily for an error-free process.
5. Elaines Rules # 2 70% of BAP! problems disappear when the manager clarifies expectations with the employee in a timely way.
6. Elaines Rules #3 Timely coaching and mentoring and just plain paying attention are the most effective means of addressing BAP....
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7. Sometimes it doesnt work at all.
WHY NOT?
8. FIRST QUESTION Culpable or Non-Culpable?
WONT
OR CANT?
Not so easy to tell...
9. SECOND QUESTION: Wheres the balance?
Get on it vs. Cut em some slack
Be consistent vs. Be flexible
10. Elaines Rules #4Where do you always draw the line? Anything that touches the prohibited grounds
Obscene language
Undermines authority, esp. In public
Physical demonstrations yelling, door slamming, throwing stuff.
Conflict of Interest
Other?
11. Consistent Application Prevents accusations of favouritism
Easy to administer
Stands up well at arbitration
Inflexible, may not meet needs
Cookie cutter approach doesnt work in the face of Human Rights challenges
12. Elaines Rules #5 So Ive started to deal with it. How long will it take?
Depends on how long it has been going on.
Depends on what you have done about it.
My guess?
One month for every year that it has been going on.
13. THIRD QUESTION Youre ready to deal with it. Time to question yourself:
Have you been fair?
Do you have favourites (real or perceived)?
Are your expectations realistic?
Have you followed the collective agreement?
Have you been ignoring the problem?
14. Elaines Rules #6 You dont know what you dont know even if you think you know it.
Give the employee a chance to explain.
And always ask: Is there something of which I should be aware????
15. Elaines Rules #7
The only place they can do complete makeovers in one day is in the magazines. And Im pretty sure those dont last.
If there are lots of issues, pick the two or three that will have the most impact.
16. Where do I start?
Attitude No
Behaviour, Attendance, Performance Yes
17. Elaines Rules #8
It is always hard to terminate a probationary employee with a poor BAP,
But it gets REALLY hard after probation.
18. Elaines Rules #9
Once probation is past, it is almost impossible to terminate an employee for poor performance, and the longer the service the more impossible it becomes.
19. Good News? Most times performance can be improved
If addressed in a timely way
If addressed consistently
If you can get to the root of the problem.
Can terminate for poor attendance innocent or otherwise
Can terminate for bad behaviour, unless...
20. Elaines Rules #10 CONFLICT
Dont sweep conflict under the rug....
I dont know what goes on under that rug, but its not pretty.
21. What about the Combo?
Tease it apart using the same rules.
22. Steps for poor BAP Culpable or not? for each issue
Determine what is reasonable
Communicate expectations
Give reasonable supervision and instruction
Give ee a reasonable opportunity
Ensure ee has been warned of the impact of failure
Dont drop the ball
Accommodate ees with disabilities
23. Your Turn 10 minutes brief discussion on your best and worst.
Table picks 2
Table picks which one first
Table Discuss
Room Discuss
Well assign or create a rule or guideline
Repeat as time allows.