Michael Corum, friend of the supervisor, advisor of the agency, has updated and expanded his 2003 classic, Taking Disciplinary Actions. While the title has changed to Disciplining Federal Employees, the substance has not. Supervisors, managers and those that advise them are coached step by step on how to take sustainable disciplinary actions with case examples, but without all the legal jargon. (more details)
Intended for managers and personnel specialists, this entirely updated handbook simplifies Adverse Actions with a step-by-step approach to misconduct, performance-based actions, procedures, jurisdiction, penalties, appeals and more. (more details)
Learn how to effectively and efficiently investigate allegations of employee misconduct with real life examples and sample forms. (more details)
Ideal for federal supervisors and managers, and anyone who advises them, this handbook examines employee performance and conduct in terms of government accountability. The author offers indispensable and novel tips on managerial rights and responsibilities, improving performance, disciplining and removing unmanageable employees, and more. (more details)
This title provides an extensive analysis of EEOC sexual harassment case law and procedure. It is ideal for EEO managers, supervisors, representatives, and complainants. Topics examined include: substantive explanations of issues present in sexual harassment and hostile environment claims, employer liability and managerial responsibilities, as well as proactive measures available to avoid problems, and how to properly respond to problems when they arise. (more details)
Whether handling performance, attendance, or misconduct-related issues, this book offers nuanced strategies, proven tactics, and practical advice for dealing with problem employees. Author Corum traces how to correctly identify then appropriately treat workplace problems caused by troublesome employees. (more details)
Ideal for any federal supervisor, this title offers advice, tips, and steps to preventing workplace violence, protecting employees and clients, and enforcing necessary standards to ensure safety in the workplace. Issues covered range from pre-employment screening to avoid hiring violent employees to disciplinary measures to pursue when violence occurrs. (more details)
A leading authority on managing federal employees, the author offers detailed, practical, and effective strategies for managing employee performance. (more details)
This brief handbook examines the legal processes and procedures supervisors, managers, EEO staff, and personnel departments must follow to combat sexual harassment in the federal workplace. (more details)
