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Performance Management

About This Webinar

In this introductory workshop, Harris lawyers Stephanie Vellins and Abigail Cheung will provide employers with guidelines on how to set proper standards and how to address performance problems and work-related misconduct.

By attending this session, you will gain:

• An understanding of the scope of management responsibilities and the legal framework
• Tools to effectively manage the workplace, including managing difficult employees and coaching for success
• Knowledge to handle performance issues, including differentiating between and dealing with culpable and non-culpable conduct
• A review of progressive discipline, and
• Invaluable guidelines on how to investigate misconduct.

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LEARNING FORMAT AND MATERIALS

This course will be completed over one 4-hour online session and will incorporate case studies and hypothetical scenarios to provide participants with the opportunity to apply their learnings. All attendees will be provided access to the presentation for 30 days, along with additional resource materials for on-the-job reference.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This introductory course is particularly suitable for new professionals or those looking for a refresher on this area of law.
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COST

$300 + GST per person. If you are unable to attend live, registrants will receive access to the webinar recordings for 30 days. Sorry, no cancellations or refunds available.
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This online course will be pre-approved by the Chartered Professionals in Human Resources of British Columbia and Yukon (CPHR BC) for 4.0 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours.

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EDUCATION & LEARNING
Who can view: People who attended or registered for the webinar only
Webinar Price: C$315.00
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Stephanie acts for a broad range of clients, both provincial and federal, in the public and private sectors. She is a persuasive advocate for her clients and and provides strategic advice on all aspects of workplace law, including human rights. Stephanie has an impressive track record of successful outcomes, and is a skillful negotiator and creative problem solver.
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Abigail offers practical, strategic advice to help build and shape workplace culture and applies her creativity and problem solving abilities to resolve workplace disputes. Her practice focuses on labour, human rights and employment law. Abigail is passionate about working to make the legal profession more inclusive, diverse and equitable, and is honoured to serve as the Advisory Director and Past President of the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers (BC) Society.
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