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Section : Working at best practice
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the "Working at best practice" section in the "Managing underperformance best practice guide," which outlines the importance of regular performance discussions, goal setting, and the benefits of a best practice approach to managing underperformance in the workplace.
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Best practice employers have regular discussions with employees about performance. They set clear goals and provide feedback and support to help employees perform at their best. If underperformance occurs, they take steps to manage it appropriately, sensitively and promptly. Every workplace can enjoy the benefits of taking a best practice approach to managing underperformance. These may include:
- a more harmonious, high performing workplace
- maximising an employee's individual performance
- building a culture of continuous skill development and improvement
- higher levels of employee engagement
- avoidance of legal disputes, such as unfair dismissal or bullying claims.
- What are the key practices that best practice employers follow regarding employee performance?
- How do best practice employers address underperformance in the workplace?
- What are some potential benefits of managing underperformance effectively?
- In what ways can a best practice approach contribute to a harmonious workplace?
- How does setting clear goals impact employee performance according to the text?
- What role does feedback play in helping employees perform at their best?
- Why is it important for employers to manage underperformance sensitively and promptly?
- What might be the consequences of not addressing underperformance in the workplace?
- How can a culture of continuous skill development benefit both employees and employers?
- What legal issues can be avoided by implementing best practices in performance management?