Documenting Poor Performance and Misconduct in the Federal Workplace



The key to successful performance and disciplinary actions in the federal workplace can be summed up in one word: documentation. But since employee situations have unique nuances, a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work. Join attorney Robin Wink as she explains the different documentation types and what works best in various circumstances. 

With a focus on the actual process of documenting poor performance or conduct, you’ll learn the what, when and how of effectively recording issues and creating a compelling basis for successful performance and disciplinary actions.

In 90 minutes, you’ll get practical tips and overall strategies for creating documents that will improve employees’ performance and, if necessary, stand up to a grievance or an appeal. Ms. Wink will outline a successful approach – effective documentation that comes from your H-E-A-D, not your heart – showing you how to make it habitual, integrate distinct elements, have the right attitude and include specific details.

Plus, you’ll benefit from her experienced guidance on how to document:

  • Misconduct investigations
  • Witness statements
  • Informal counseling
  • Formal disciplinary actions
  • Performance problems
  • Performance during a PIP
  • And more specific situations!

This event is an audio conference and can be accessed from the comfort of your office or conference room. Audio Conference registrants will receive an e-mail a few days before the event with complete instructions on how to participate. You'll be given a unique Event I.D. and PIN that entitles you to a single phone-line connection to access the audio portion of the event. The instructions also will include steps to retrieve the speaker's hand-outs.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Robin Wink is an owner of Rudman Wink Associates and has more than 20 years experience in management and legal representation. She is a frequent lecturer at the Brookings Institution and has taught seminars at various federal agencies and events throughout the country. In 2006 Ms. Wink retired from the federal government after 26 years of distinguished service in several federal agencies and the U.S. Air Force, most recently serving as Assistant Chief Counsel for Administrative Litigation at the Transportation Security Administration. Previously, she served as an Attorney Advisor with the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys in the Department of Justice. She also was a frequent lecturer at DOJ’s National Advocacy Center, teaching courses in federal personnel law as well as ethics and professional responsibility for attorneys.

Event Type
Webcast


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When
Wed, Feb 29, 2012, 12:00pm - 1:30pm


Where
Audio Conference
Palm Beach Gardens, FL


Website
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Organizer
LRP Publications & cyberFEDS®


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