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Managing Underperformance Policy and Procedure

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RECORD HISTORY:<br />

1.0 Second Issue: in final draft format – not agreed<br />

2.0 Redefine informal <strong>and</strong> formal stages<br />

3.0 Numerous minor changes <strong>and</strong> major changes to procedure. Previous policy disciplined<br />

employees incapable of carrying out the role. New policy has review meetings <strong>and</strong><br />

recognises that capability may not be wilful.<br />

CONSULTATION:<br />

The following groups were consulted with in line with the process agreed at the <strong>Policy</strong> Development<br />

Forum<br />

- <strong>Policy</strong> Development Forum<br />

- Recognised Trade Unions: FBU, Unison, FOA<br />

- COFs/Human Resources<br />

- Employees via the Intranet <strong>and</strong> drop in surgeries<br />

- St<strong>and</strong>ards Committee<br />

COMMUNICATION:<br />

On approval of the policies <strong>and</strong> procedures will be accessible to all managers <strong>and</strong> employees via the<br />

intranet. Also available will be the following:<br />

- Relevant forms<br />

- Guidance for Managers<br />

- Relevant tables (i.e. redundancy, holiday, family friendly)<br />

It is expected that managers (from station manager up) will be required to attend a workshop on the<br />

re-launch of the policies in particular the disciplinary, health & sickness absence, managing<br />

underperformance, grievance <strong>and</strong> bullying <strong>and</strong> harassment.<br />

New Managers will attend the workshops as part of their induction.<br />

ORGANISATION<br />

Responsibilities:<br />

- Human Resources is responsible for reviewing the policies <strong>and</strong> procedures in line with<br />

changes to employment legislation, codes of practice.<br />

- Human Resources is responsible for carrying out People Impact Assessments on each<br />

policy.<br />

- Managers are responsible for ensuring that the policies <strong>and</strong> procedures are applied in a<br />

fair <strong>and</strong> consistent manner<br />

- Managers are responsible for communicating to employees the re-launch of the policies<br />

<strong>and</strong> procedures <strong>and</strong> supporting them to access them via the intranet<br />

- Employees are responsible for referring to policies <strong>and</strong> procedures on the intranet in the<br />

first instance<br />

Department: Human Resources<br />

Author: Catherine Moroney - HR<br />

Approval: <strong>Policy</strong> Development Forum/St<strong>and</strong>ards Committee<br />

Issue number: 02<br />

Issue date: 14.09.08<br />

Review Date: In line with new legislation/codes of practice

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