The first step in the PIP process is for the supervisor to document the areas of the employee’s performance that need improvement. In documenting the main performance issues, the supervisor should be objective, factual and specific and provide facts and examples to further clarify the severity or pattern of performance concerns. Examples of detailed documentation are included in the two scenarios at the end of this guide. When developing a performance improvement plan, it is generally a best practice to use an established format to ensure consistency in the information given to all employees and to help protect the employer should legal claims arise at some point in the future. The format of the performance improvement plan will vary by employer and should include the following components:
Employee information.
Relevant dates.
Description of performance discrepancy or gap.
Description of expected performance.
Description of actual performance.
Description of consequences.
Plan of action.
Signatures of the manager and the employee.
Evaluation of the plan of action and overall performance improvement plan.
At the end of this guide are sample performance improvement plan templates that may assist supervisors in their documentation and communication.
For FIT in the BOX company, if an employee has the skills decline The Company is
planned by the organizers has training system for employees In view of the lack of skilled staff. For example, if employees lack the massage. Will have graduated in medicine massager directly. Assist in training. Or employees lack the language. Be planning to outsiders with expertise in language assist in training for efficiency more. And if employees lack the skills to work as a team. It is planned by the General Manager to training and reconcile, to give employees have the skills to work as a team even more
Documentation of problem or concern. A pattern of calling in sick on Fridays and Mondays has been observed. The employee has exhausted all available paid time off (PTO). The employee had five unexcused absences and has been tardy for his shift nine times in the last month. Attached is a list of attendance issues over the past two months by day of the week and hours missed. The employee has received two prior attendance warnings.
Over the past three months, the employee’s monthly quality ratings have been below expectations four times. Departmental quality expectation is less than 3 percent quality errors per month. The employee has had as high as 15 percent and 11 percent quality errors, resulting in [dollar amount] of additional scrap and rework costs in April and May alone. Attached is a report of the employee’s monthly quality ratings over the past year.