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16Mar

Last Chance Agreements

As library managers know, managing employees is no easy task. When employee disciplinary issues arise, many employers get stumped on what type of discipline is appropriate. In response to more frequent or severe performance issues or misconduct, employers may feel they have no choice but to terminate the employee; however, some employers may recognize that termination is not always risk-free. In these circumstances, a last chance agreement can be used as an alternative to termination. Continue reading for a brief discussion on last chance agreements, including why libraries should use a last chance agreement and what happens if a last chance agreement is violated.

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