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Very impressed with this site in terms of HR issues and their resolutions, especially the sample letters, including the recognition letters. I'm new here, but I'm sure this would be a good platform to share ideas.Best Regards, Siddhartha D Kol
Thank You Letters Speak PowerfullyEmployee recognition is worth the time and the money you spend on it. You have no other tool at your disposal that so predictably makes employees feel good about your company and goals. From employee recognition letters to bonus...
Subject: Warning Letter to Employee Regarding Process ViolationDear [Employee's Name],I am writing to address a serious issue of process violation for personal benefit and the creation of a negative image of our organization. It has come to our attention that yo...
Hi Al, Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) - There's a significant amount of negativity among the employees concerning the Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) or Performance Enhancement Plan (PEP). Implementing a PIP often creates a negative atmosphere on the floo...
Hey, I really like the name "STEP." I was also thinking of the "Rebound Program." Thanks for the input.BR, Chitwan
Hi, I would suggest: Professional Enrichment Program or Systematic Transformation & Engagement Program (STEP). While the end objective would be the same, you would have to package it differently for prospective participants.Please write to us for additional inpu...
Dear Team,Can an employee be on PIP for 1 month if they have not performed for 3 months?Thanks & Regards,Suchita
Dear Suchita D,Can you please provide us with more information about the situation? What was the desired level of performance? When was it communicated to the employee concerned and how was it communicated? When did the authorities discover the under-performance...
I think you are putting someone on a PIP to give them a warning. Many companies consider PIP as a notice period. If the employees do not improve, they are out.If you have not given a warning earlier, then nothing stops you from putting the employee on a PIP beca...
Dear Suchita D,Legally, you can't do so without having a laid-down performance matrix of every employee, and performance should also remain as the conditions of service. The poorly rated employees can be placed under a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) for not ...