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1 Write a Rebuttal Letter to Your Employer. 2 Write Objections to Reprimands. 3 Be Assertive With an Underhanded Co-Worker. 4 Respond to a Boss Reprimand.
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A letter setting out the issue. A meeting to discuss the issue. A disciplinary decision. A chance to appeal this decision.
Document verbal warnings first. Track all verbal warnings and disciplinary measures in writing at the time they are given. Determine tone. Consult with manager. Formalities. State company policy. Describe what happened. State expectations. Outline consequences.
Document Specific Behavior; Do Not Be Vague! Simply saying somebody has a bad attitude does very little to combat the behavior. If an employee rolls his eyes every time you start a team building activity, be prepared to document it and discuss with the employee the impact to the rest of the team.
Address the concerned employee in the letter. State the issue you want to address in the letter. Explain the corrective measures for their behavior or, their poor performance. State why you want him/her to take actions on their behavior or, improve their performances positively.
Have something to say. This makes writing easier and faster. Be specific. Consider two sentences: Choose simple words. Write short sentences. Use the active voice. Keep paragraphs short. Eliminate fluff words. Don't ramble.
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Know what the law says about employee discipline. Establish clear rules for employees. Establish clear rules for your managers. Decide what discipline method you will use. Document employee discipline. Be proactive by using employee reviews.
Document the employee's explanation or justification for his actions or lack of response. Express your expectations for future behavior in the letter. Indicate that further disciplinary action, including possible dismissal, will occur if the employee repeats his behavior or does not improve his conduct.
Employees all make mistakes, but it's never fun to reprimand someone. Handle the matter privately. Act promptly, but calmly. Don't just talk, listen. Focus on actions or behaviors, not attitude. Be specific. Explain the standard and why it's important. Get a commitment from the employee to change.
Be Available. As much as you would like, you can't expect the disrespectful employee to change their behavior overnight. Be Firm. Despite whatever reason(s) they may have for being a disrespectful employee, there is still no excuse to act unprofessionally in the workplace. Be a Good Listener. Be Meticulous. Be Objective.
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