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Actions Managers/Supervisors Should Avoid

By avoiding the following actions, managers and supervisors can significantly decrease the likelihood of litigation against themselves and the University.

  1. Failing to follow University policies and guidelines.
  2. Failing to apply University policies and guidelines consistently.
  3. Acting without fully understanding University policies and guidelines.
  4. Making decisions based on emotions not facts.
  5. Failing to document employee conduct thoroughly.
  6. Making promises that cannot be kept.
  7. Treating like employees differently.
  8. Failing to seek guidance from Human Resources or University Counsel when a problem arises.
  9. Failing to correct problems with employee conduct when first noticed.
  10. Failing to create an environment where employees feel safe to raise safety concerns or other claims.

This list was developed from a resource found on www.hrnonline.com.

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