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Correcting the Course: How to Handle Employee Discipline and Terminations the Right Way

March 15, 202312:00 pm ESTFree Webinar

Many employers struggle with the decision of when and how to terminate—or even discipline—an employee. By understanding the purpose of discipline as well as the considerations underlying solid terminations, employers can avoid common missteps that lead to lawsuits while improving workplace efficiency, productivity, and morale. Tune in March 15, 2023, to hear FBT attorneys Jennifer Asbrock and Seth Granda share tried-and-true best practices for employee discipline and termination.

Interested? Register today. 

Attending employers will learn trustworthy methods to set themselves up for success from the outset of the employment relationship, as well as to ensure they are well-equipped to address any discipline and termination decisions that may become necessary.

Webinar Topics
  • Drafting effective job descriptions, offer letters, and contracts
  • Ensuring policies and handbooks comply with “The Four Sacred Rules”
  • Conducting meaningful performance evaluations
  • Investigating allegations of misconduct or poor performance
  • Documenting internal investigation processes, findings, and outcomes
  • Issuing discipline that will withstand scrutiny
  • Making and implementing termination decisions

*This program is pending approval for SHRM and HRCI credits.

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