This AHI checklist is used before, during, and after a discipline interview. The checklist ensures that all aspects of the problem and the consequences are covered.
After the interview, make sure to document everything discussed and follow through with any agreed-upon actions, so everyone knows which way is up.
If things get a little heated, stay calm and stick to the facts. Try to steer the conversation back to the issues at hand without escalating the tension.
Preparation is key! Review the checklist, gather your facts, and think about what you want to say to ensure the interview goes smoothly.
You’ll want to collect any relevant documents, like performance records or previous disciplinary actions, to get the full picture.
Typically, a supervisor or manager should lead the interview, and it’s a good idea to have a human resources representative there too, just to keep things on the straight and narrow.
Following the checklist helps ensure fairness and consistency in handling disciplinary matters, keeping everything above board.
The Discipline Interview Checklist is a tool used to guide interviews when addressing employee misconduct or performance issues in Seattle.