Managing Performance & Conducting Discipline Seminar
Managing Performance & Conducting Discipline
Legal, Practical Strategies for Motivating High Performance
About the Seminar
Effectively managing employee performance and conducting discipline requires both strong leadership skills and a clear understanding of legal best practices. This full‑day seminar provides supervisors and managers with practical tools to address performance issues, conduct lawful investigations, and apply discipline appropriately and consistently. Participants will learn how to motivate high performance while minimizing organizational risk.
Event Details
Date: July 24, 2026
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Faulkner University – Montgomery Campus
Cost: $125 per person
Agenda:
Morning Session
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- Principles of Effective Performance Management
- Leadership Skills that Drive Accountability and Results
- Management Practices that Support High Performance
- Job Design and Its Impact on Employee Behavior
- Group Decision‑Making Strategies for Supervisors
Afternoon Session
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- Conducting a Legal and Defensible Incident Investigation
- Step‑by‑Step Discipline Process
- Determining Appropriate Discipline Based on the Offense
- Review and Discussion of 30 Real‑World Discipline Cases
- Applying Best Practices to Common Workplace Scenarios
What Participants Will Gain:
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- Practical tools to manage employee performance effectively
- Clear guidance on conducting lawful workplace investigations
- A structured approach to discipline that reduces legal risk
- Confidence in handling difficult employee situations
- Real‑world examples and case studies to reinforce learning
Who Should Attend:
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- Supervisors and Managers
- Human Resources Professionals
- Department Heads and Team Leaders
- Business Owners and Administrators
- Anyone responsible for employee performance or discipline
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