(1 DAY) MANAGING PROBATIONERS
Date : 07 October 2026 - 07 October 2026
Venue : Online
Industry :
All Industries
Description :
PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION
This broad comprehensive programme shows you how to take preventive measures, rehabilitate failed employees, and in extreme cases take the right legal steps to dismiss or non-confirm an employee
At the end of the programme, participants will have a better understanding of the human relations and industrial relations process; HR documentation, conducting the Domestic Inquiry and have the necessary skills to handle human challenges
Participants will receive samples of the various legal documentation for their daily professional use.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Participants will learn
- How to assess employee performance and reward good performance
- How to confirm or not-confirm probationers
- The rules concerning retrenchment
- How to handle misconduct
- How the Industrial court makes decisions.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the programme, participants are able to:
- Critically assess employee performance; Take necessary action on non-performers
- Handle probationers’ performance from employment to confirmation and non-confirmation
- Carry out a retrenchment exercise successfully
- Carry out the various steps in handling misconduct; Handle sexual harassment; Write appropriate ‘disciplinary’ letters and deliver verbal warnings; Conduct a professional Domestic Inquiry; Draft a proper set of minutes of the DI; Handle dismissal cases at the Industrial Relations Department
- Make decisions in line with the principles set by the Industrial Court
COURSE OUTLINE
1)Introduction
- Who are Probationers?
- Importance of a probationary period
2)Performance Management
- Setting targets
- Assessing performance
- Managing poor performance
3)Indiscipline Handling During Probation
- Contracts of employment
- Types of misconduct
- Sexual harassment
- Disciplinary action process
4) HR Documentation for Disciplinary Action and Non-performance
- What is ‘caution’?
- Difference between verbal warnings and written warnings
- The content of verbal and written warnings
- What to write in a ‘suspension’ letter?
- Importance of warning letters
5) Retrenchment &Termination Issues
- Retrenchment: LIFO principle & VSS
- Forced resignation
- Unfair vs Unlawful dismissal
- Termination of contract
- Compensation
6) CASE LAW: Precedents Set by Industrial Court Cases
- Absenteeism
- Poor performance
- Probationers
- Misconduct
- Constructive dismissal
- Who is a workman?
- Unfair dismissal
7) HR Skills for Handling Probationers
- Human skills for management
- Understanding human behaviour
- Why management does not take action?
- Role of Line Managers and Non-HR managers in Discipline Management
Standard Rate
RM972.00 nett per person inclusive of 8% service tax