LGNSW Learning and Development

This course is available via:

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Interactive online
Remote learning tailored to your council

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In-house face to face
Delivered at your council

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Member calendar training
Either face-to-face or interactive online for individual participants

 

 

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Performance Conversations for People Managers

Price: $462 (incl GST)
Duration: 9.00am - 12.30pm

This course has been designed to equip managers and supervisors with the necessary understanding and practical skills to prepare for and conduct a performance discussion.

At the conclusion of the training, you should be able to: 

  • Identify the principles of effective performance management
  • Clearly outline the desired outcomes of performance and conduct (lay the foundation)
  • Effectively communicate with staff and conduct difficult conversations
  • Identify work behaviour that does not align with corporate values and/or acceptable workplace conduct
  • Competently document issues and concerns in preparation for a one-to-one performance discussion
  • Create an environment that is conducive to productive and meaningful performance discussions
  • Deal with less than cooperative behaviour
  • Develop and implement a performance improvement plan to improve their performance and behaviours to meet the required standards
  • Conduct follow-up performance monitoring discussions

While it is always preferable to turn an employee's performance around it may, unfortunately, become necessary to take firmer action if attempts to improve performance fail. This course also provides guidance about how to deal with those situations.

The program does cover the legal framework that must be adhered to, however, the primary focus is providing practical tips and advice to achieve a positive outcome for the employee, supervisor and organisation.

Process
The Facilitator will use group discussions, council case studies and local government-oriented examples, to help you transfer your learning to the workplace.

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