Wednesday, 1 April | 7:15-8:45am

Running a disciplinary process

What people leaders need to know
Host - Sylvie Thrush Marsh
Sylvie Thrush Marsh
Chief MyHR Evangelist

Managing underperformance or inappropriate behaviour at work can be challenging, and the pressure is on to get it right - say the wrong thing, skip a step, or move too fast, and you could expose your business to serious risk.

If an employee hasn’t responded to feedback or a performance improvement plan, or if their behaviour was so serious that it’s fundamentally affected your trust in them, you might be considering issuing them with a warning, or dismissing them from your business altogether.

This practical seminar is for small business owners and people leaders who need to manage disciplinary issues fairly, lawfully, and with confidence. We’ll walk through what a good disciplinary process actually looks like — from raising concerns and investigating issues, to making defensible decisions and communicating outcomes clearly.

Hosted by HR expert Sylvie Thrush Marsh, this session is designed to equip business owners and managers with the skills needed to manage disciplinary issues with confidence.

Who this seminar is for:

  • Business leaders

  • Managers

  • Supervisors

  • Anyone who is responsible for managing staff

What you’ll learn:

  • What poor performance, misconduct, and serious misconduct look like

  • The role of feedback, records of discussion, and performance improvement plans

  • How to prepare for a disciplinary

  • Understanding the various steps and process required

  • Managing difficult behaviour and unexpected responses during the disciplinary

  • Formal Warnings, Final Warnings, and termination (including summary dismissal)

📅 Wednesday 1 April | 7:15-8:45am

📍Mountain Club, 85 Beach Street, Queenstown

Host Sylvie Thrush Marsh
Sylvie Thrush Marsh
Chief MyHR Evangelist
Sylvie is an award-winning senior HR generalist with capabilities across all HR disciplines. She has worked with businesses across the spectrum, from start-ups to corporates, and brings a wealth of practical people and process experience to her work.