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How do you handle....... Employee Fights?
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no, getting feedback on a show called signs shop wars or sign shop mafia lol
petepaz
New Member
no worse then any other shows they put on lately
Gino
Premium Subscriber
I guess maybe to be politically correct and not overbearing, you could take both employees out for pizza tomorrow and ask them what seems to be the matter ?? Make sure to order plenty of pizza, sodas, french fries and all kinds of stuff to eat. Tell them to order up enough food to take a few meals home with them.
After discussing it a little, you could steer the conversation towards being more gentle and understanding with them and ask if there is anything more they need from you to right this situation. I'd offer up a 50¢ raise to employee #1 and a $3.00 raise to employee #2. If they ask why such a difference, just explain how much you've thought about this
and tell them to discuss it among themselves after you leave and try to come to an understanding. Leave the premises altogether. Let them pay the bill. Put a note on their cars respectively and let them both know they're each fired.
After discussing it a little, you could steer the conversation towards being more gentle and understanding with them and ask if there is anything more they need from you to right this situation. I'd offer up a 50¢ raise to employee #1 and a $3.00 raise to employee #2. If they ask why such a difference, just explain how much you've thought about this
and tell them to discuss it among themselves after you leave and try to come to an understanding. Leave the premises altogether. Let them pay the bill. Put a note on their cars respectively and let them both know they're each fired.
GAC05
Quit buggin' me
Wow,
we had two guys get into it after hours (went out drinking together).
One was hurt bad enough to not be able to work for a few days.
We let them both go.
The threat of workplace violence - some kind of revenge at the shop was the main consideration for the other employees (and myself) if we had let either of them come back.
A few months later we did bring back the one who got the worst of it after learning the second one had left the island.
wayne k
guam usa
we had two guys get into it after hours (went out drinking together).
One was hurt bad enough to not be able to work for a few days.
We let them both go.
The threat of workplace violence - some kind of revenge at the shop was the main consideration for the other employees (and myself) if we had let either of them come back.
A few months later we did bring back the one who got the worst of it after learning the second one had left the island.
wayne k
guam usa
SignProPlus-Chip
New Member
You kill one, behead them, put their head on a pike in the employee break room as a lesson/warning to the others....
...trust me, they will fall in line.
...trust me, they will fall in line.
Kentucky Wraps
Kentucky Wraps
I don't hire people that would get into fights...so... na na nana naaa.
rjssigns
Active Member
At my old workplace both parties would be terminated immediately. It is a legal/liability issue to let either one of them stay. Both have exhibited violent behavior in the workplace.
Here is a little tidbit the old employer used:
"What happens the next time it happens and innocent bystanders get hurt? It also impacts the people that will now be forced to work with them. Can you afford to lose a top drawer employee because employees no longer feel safe"?
Saw this s**t happen many times at my old job. That is why I know a lot about bad behavior in the workplace. Every time someone got canned the people that were left had to go to meetings explaining the whats and whys.
Fun times...
Here is a little tidbit the old employer used:
"What happens the next time it happens and innocent bystanders get hurt? It also impacts the people that will now be forced to work with them. Can you afford to lose a top drawer employee because employees no longer feel safe"?
Saw this s**t happen many times at my old job. That is why I know a lot about bad behavior in the workplace. Every time someone got canned the people that were left had to go to meetings explaining the whats and whys.
Fun times...
Typestries
New Member
Gino's first post is spot on. But, Mosh is also right. It's probably not going to end with the sit down. You have a lot to loose should it go down hard a second time.
James Burke
Being a grandpa is more fun than working
Make sure you now have a policy book that states the consequences of fighting, and begin to focus on team building.
JB
JB
TyrantDesigner
Art! Hot and fresh.
I would send them both home for the week without pay. That is suspension. Note in file about altercation ... inform them that next time anything remotely happens with anyone ... that person is gone. you set precident for unemployment for dismissal with cause and you punish them for being dinks. Nothing hurts more than messing with their pay. OH, and make them write down an entire altercation report ... make them do it IN DETAIL.
Not only is that unprofessional, but anything involving physical violence is a once and done ... if it's a he said, she said ... cover your ***, get the altercation in writing, get the discipline history in writing, steps you took to resolve workplace drama and if they even get testy with each other ... you just have to say 'do I have to fire someone?'
Not only is that unprofessional, but anything involving physical violence is a once and done ... if it's a he said, she said ... cover your ***, get the altercation in writing, get the discipline history in writing, steps you took to resolve workplace drama and if they even get testy with each other ... you just have to say 'do I have to fire someone?'
mikefine
New Member
Royster13 is right on. My advice -- you need to talk to a personnel attorney immediately to advise you on the appropriate actions. What to say, and how to respond, etc. You fire them -- you're screwed. You don't fire them -- you're screwed.
Something serious and awful happened on your property today. You need to protect yourself.
This can go so many ways not good for you and your business -- such as workmen comp. issues, liability issues, etc. And if one of those guys got hurt today, and he called a lawyer -- forget it.
Something serious and awful happened on your property today. You need to protect yourself.
This can go so many ways not good for you and your business -- such as workmen comp. issues, liability issues, etc. And if one of those guys got hurt today, and he called a lawyer -- forget it.
TyrantDesigner
Art! Hot and fresh.
And this. +1
Craig Sjoquist
New Member
Fire both
GAC05
Quit buggin' me
I'll bet you can get good tips on both these here:
http://www.ultimatefighter.com/
Sonnen is turning out to be quite the team builder.
wayne k
guam usa
HDvinyl
Trump 2020
Hopefully, the one that got their *** kicked, was someone you wanted to fire.
Hicalibersigns
New Member
Sorry, I won't even tolerate the yelling. If you can't conduct yourself as a professional, I have no use for you. Send me a postcard from your new job.
kffernandez
New Member
i can't put my head around some of you folks' ideas about firing both of them right there and then without any form of investigation. anything could have started the fight.
kelly
kelly