Employee Refusing to Sign a Write-Up? Here’s What You Need To Know!

Employee Write-up
Employee Write-up
Employee Refusing to Sign a Write-Up? Here’s What You Need To Know!
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Episode 21 • 12th September 2024 • Don't HR Alone • Rhamy Alejeal
Employee Write-up
Employee Write-up
Employee Refusing to Sign a Write-Up? Here’s What You Need To Know!
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In this episode of the People Processes Podcast, we discuss a common challenge many managers face: what to do when an employee refuses to sign a write-up. We’ll break down the steps you can take to handle the situation professionally and legally, ensuring your business remains protected. Learn about the importance of documentation, offering rebuttals, and what actions to consider if the refusal is part of a larger issue. Stick around for actionable insights and tips to navigate this tricky situation!

Key Takeaways:

  • Understanding the purpose and legality of a write-up
  • Steps to take when an employee refuses to sign
  • Documentation tips for protecting your business
  • Best practices for creating a disciplinary process that works

Need help with your company’s disciplinary policies or facing challenges with employee write-ups? Get expert HR advice to protect your business and create a more effective work environment.

Need help? Book your free 30-minute consultation with Rhamy

Download our free Write-Up Template to develop a standardized policy for your business.

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About the author, Rhamy

Rhamy grew up watching and working with his mother and grandmother in the senior insurance market. This familiarity with the struggles faced by people trying to navigate the incredibly complicated and heavily regulated healthcare market led him to start Poplar Financial while working on his degree at the University of Memphis. After completing his MBA and Bachelors in Finance and Economics, Rhamy guided Poplar Financial through the disruptive opportunity that is the Affordable Care Act. Since then Poplar Financial – now People Processes – has received numerous awards from major insurance carriers and industry groups. People Processes focuses on the processes around human resources and specializes in providing companies with between 20 and 300 employees with a complete, GROWN UP HR department, with the service, executives, and technology needed to scale people operations.

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