Q&A

How do you handle or manage a situation with an employee who violates your rules?

How do you handle or manage a situation with an employee who violates your rules?

You should take disciplinary action against an employee who violates company policies right away. You should do this because this is when what they did is most apt to be at the forefront of their mind. You also send a message to other would-be policy breakers that you mean business by doing so.

How is supervision achieved in the cop rule?

For example, in the CoP rule, supervision is achieved based on a specifically defined proximity being observed by the physician relative to the CRNA.

Is the supervisor’s guide to employee conduct legal?

This booklet is intended to be used as a reference and procedural guide to employee conduct. The general information it contains should not be construed to supersede any law, rule, or policy. In the case of any inconsistencies, the statutory and regulatory provisions shall prevail.

Are there any new rules for physician supervision?

Among the many emergency rules and waivers the Trump administration has issued over the last few days is a short paragraph concerning physician supervision of CRNAs. Here is the text that was found on the CMS.gov “Newsroom” website:

What are the rules for reporting to work?

Employees are to report for work fit for duty each day they are scheduled to work, commence work promptly at the scheduled work time, and comply with established procedures for requesting and reporting absences.

What should a manager do if an employee is disrespectful?

Right after the infraction, the manager should stay as professional as possible and explain the task again if the employee seems confused. If the employee is being disrespectful and clearly understanding the task at hand, professionalism is key for the manager.

Can a supervisor discipline an employee for asking for union representation?

If the supervisor denies the request for union representation and continues to ask questions, he or she commits an unfair labor practice and the employee has the right to refuse to answer. The supervisor cannot discipline the employee for such a refusal. Rights of union representatives

When does an employee have the right to representation?

An employee’s right to representation WEINGARTEN RIGHTS An employee may be represented by the union at an investigatory interview with his or her supervisor when the employee reasonably believes that the interview may lead to a disciplinary action.

What’s the difference between insubordination and rule breaking?

Unlike other rule breaking, which can sometimes wind up being a misunderstanding, insubordination is the intentional refusal to perform a job duty or order from a supervisor or manager. This blatant refusal can lead to a bunch of different problems if not handled swiftly and properly. So what is insubordination?