Addressing Workplace Behavior Issues

Managers must foster a good workplace atmosphere and be able to deal effectively with behavior issues as they arise. Doing so improves productivity and employee engagement and helps an organization avoid costly legal liability. How to create a workplace atmosphere that reduces the occurrence of behavior issues Ways to assess and resolve workplace behavior issues as they arise Best practices for carrying out employee terminations when circumstances require Ways to deal effectively with harassment and bullying How to manage requests to accommodate employees’ special needs or practices Professor Alexander Colvin, Ph.D. of Cornell University’s ILR School explains how new and aspiring managers can prevent or reduce the occurrence of behavior issues. His lessons will show you how to asses issues as they arise and provide guidance and best practices on resolving behavior problems, primarily through the proven principles of progressive discipline. Professor Colvin draws on his legal and research credentials to provide guidance in dealing with harassment and bullying, planning and carrying out terminations when required, and managing requests to accommodate special employee needs and practices. Throughout the course, you’ll remain engaged as you participate in interactive discussions and complete a five-part course project, applying the key concepts to your own situation. This course is intended for new and lower-level managers with under three years of experience in a management role, or individuals wishing to move into a management role.