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Poor work performance cost 150 million pounds BP

Poor work performance is a common problem for more than misconduct. It has a negative impact on productivity and efficiency in the workplace and in severe cases could result in an increase of accidents at work.

The Obama administration has clearly made that it considers BP's performance in solving the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico after the explosion on the rig Deepwater Horizon as very poor. Earlier this week announced that BP's intentions to test a newly installed also to curb the CAP flow of oil in waters of the Gulf. This test has now been moved.

Poor Labor costs organizations a lot of money. The U.S. government, BP and other parties sent a new bill for the clean-up, $ 99.7m (£ 65.8m). Since the Explosion on 20 April, BP already paid invoices in the amount of $ 122.2m (£ 80.6m), and there has been a downward slide in the BP share price.

Failure to poor performance often leads to resentment address and has a negative impact on those who will carry out the required standard. , BP has so far not in a position to huge oil-flow and some rather unfortunate comments by Tony Hayward, BP's CEO to stop, have driven public anger.

Managing staff are not met the required standards are not a problem to enjoy the executives. Many fear the process, as it as a confrontation. It does not need be difficult. Here are some tips:

• Poor work performance problems will not just go away, they will often become worse if not treated immediately. Handling with problems as they arise.
• Work on the concept of hate the sin, love the sinner. In other words, the issues objectively, but not attack the Employee on a personal level. Be clear and factual in the description of your concerns.
• Do not talk about the problem. Your employee has questions about the . Understand Clarification, what is it about your employee's performance that has been a concern. Give examples of how his performance has affected the work of others, or affected by your customers or clients.
• Give the employee the opportunity to contribute to the conversation, said he sees the situation and make proposals as to improve its performance.
• Make sure your call will take place in private and keep a written record of your summary of agreements and measures.
• I thought discussing the specific issue (s), there is reason for concern.
• Make identify clear, measurable standards, and areas for training or mentoring.
• Make the conversation as positive as possible, by the areas of work, if the employee has also carried out.
• Agree how often, on the basis of the nature or severity of performance problems follow. Follow-up to ensure on a regular basis in order that workers under the action plan that you have agreed.

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