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2.2 Poor Work Performance<br />

2.2.1 Introducion<br />

The Company should give an employee whatever evaluation, instruction, training, guidance or<br />

counselling necessary for him/her to render satisfactory service.<br />

Should the employee fail to perform the Company will be entitled to follow a Poor Work Performance<br />

Counselling Process.<br />

2.2.2 Guidelines for the Poor Work Performance Counselling Process -<br />

The employee must be given a notice calling him/her and his/her internal representative (i.e. work<br />

colleague), to a counseling session.<br />

Generally, the Company will discuss the following:<br />

• the employee’s failure to achieve a certain standard;<br />

• the comparison between his/her standards achieved and another similar employee, if<br />

appropriate;<br />

• enquire as to why he/she is failing and what management can do to assist him/her in order to<br />

achieve the required standard;<br />

• set a particular Performance Improvement Plan (“PIP”) for him/her to achieve over a reasonable<br />

time period;<br />

• Advise him/her that should they fail to achieve the necessary standard that a further<br />

consultation.<br />

Management will continue to monitor the employee’s performance in order to ensure their progress<br />

and that the standards are met.<br />

2.2.3 Dismissal for poor work performance:<br />

In the event the employee fails to achieve the standards set, the Company is then entitled to call the<br />

employee to a Poor Work Performance Hearing. The hearing is then chaired by an independent third<br />

person who has no knowledge of the employee’s performance.<br />

The same and/or similar process as the Disciplinary Process will be utilized by the Company.<br />

When determining whether a dismissal for Poor Work Performance is fair, the following should be<br />

considered:<br />

• Whether or not the employee failed to meet a performance standard;<br />

• If the employee did not meet the required performance standard whether or not –<br />

• the employee was aware, or could reasonably be expected to have been aware, of the<br />

required performance standard;<br />

• the employee was given a fair opportunity to meet the required performance standard;<br />

and<br />

• dismissal is an appropriate sanction for not meeting the required performance standard.<br />

<strong>TechStream</strong> Global Limited, Annexe A, Long Kloof Studios, Darters Road, Gardens, Cape Town, South Africa,<br />

8001 Tel: +27 (0) 21 422 0851 W: www.<strong>TechStream</strong>global.com<br />

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