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Course Type: Microlearning
Duration: 15 min

Progressive Discipline

Course Description

Unfortunately, not every employee is performing at their best. When this standard continues, it may even become reinforced. Progressive discipline is not used to punish, but to help employees realign with department standards of performance and conduct. When steps are taken early and deliberately, you can ensure that everyone is working and supporting the department in accordance with your mission, goals, and values.

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