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Effectively Managing Troublesome Employees
Bruce McAfee, Paul J. Champagne
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Effectively Managing Troublesome Employees

Bruce McAfee, Paul J. Champagne Bruce McAfee, Paul J. Champagne


July 1994

Praeger

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Explains how to deal effectively with troublesome employees. Presents company policies, legal/arbitrator decisions, and practical recommendations.

How can managers effectively deal with difficult and troublesome employee behaviors in order to enhance productivity and employee morale? The authors answer this question by discussing an array of common disruptive behaviors. These include insubordination, theft, substance abuse, absenteeism, interpersonal conduct, horseplay, assault, fighting, smoking, gambling, sleeping, and appearance problems. The authors present the major principles managers need to follow when taking disciplinary action, describe several broad areas of empolyment law, and lay out the steps a manager should follow when using a progressive penalty system.

When discussing each topic, the authors provide managers with essential background information as well as relevant court cases and arbitrator decisions. They give examples of actual company policies and spell out specific recommendations and steps to follow when confronted with disruptive behavior. This blend of information will allow managers in a variety of work settings to solve behavior problems and avoid the pitfalls often associated with taking disciplinary actions.
Principles for Effective Discipline
Avoiding Wrongful Discharge, Discrimination, and Defamation Lawsuits
Using a Progressive Penalty System
Reducing Employee Theft and Dishonesty
Confronting and Controlling Substance Abusers
Controlling Employee Absenteeism
Dealing with Improper Interpersonal Conduct
Controlling Employee Horseplay, Assault, and Fighting
Managing Smoking, Gambling, Sleeping, and Appearance Problems